MINISERIES FINALE! Jace has racked up a lot of debt, so there's no time to recover from prison. Luckily, Tawnk's convinced Bear to give them a "nice" errand. Oh, it's still dangerous, in barely charted space inhabited by crystalline beings and metal-eating manatees. And, yeah, it's super illegal. Let's hope the brothers survive their final issue!
While issue five did retain one of the same problems I've cited all along with this series"specifically the over-labored vernacular"the narration and overall writing in this installment, I felt, was greatly improved. It didn't seem nearly as clunky and stilted as it has been in the previous four issues, so either I've gotten used to it or they've been working on it, and I think it might be the latter. There were a few moments of convenience and some places where a scene was rushed, but overall issue five felt like a marked improvement in the previous problem areas. The art and world-building were still very strong, and the vibrancy of color also remained. The book as a whole was much more cohesive than the previous installments, and if there is another arc in the works I hope it stays this way. Read Full Review
Beautifully designed and conceptually interesting, "Errand Boys" might stumble a bit on how it closes some doors, but it is still a worthy read. Read Full Review
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