The only real issue I have with this comic book, and the previous entries in this series, is an element of the artwork by Jonathan Luna. Granted, his art is very pretty to look at, enhancing the overall effect of a comic book series that wants to blur the line between beauty and ugliness. But, every character looks almost identical in the face, barring the killer girls who are supposed to appear very attractive. Take any panel in Issue #13 where multiple characters are looking straight toward you. Once youve done that, try to convince me that the characters looking back at you dont look almost identical. Its hard for me to discern whos who sometimes, which really detracts from the flow of my reading. However, Lunas facial emotions are pretty decent, as well as his scenes of scale and action, so I can definitely forgive this transgression. Believe me, this problem is not enough to sway me from continuing to buy this title, which will hopefully last longer than the Luna Broth Read Full Review