A huge revelation falls into place at the end of the issue, which suggests interesting things about the history and politics of Sonatas world. The mysteries of the pulpy fantasy world feel genuinely interesting, but Hine and Haberlin are going to have to tread lightly in future issues. The story is at a bit of a critical point where things could get really, really unspeakably goofy if the delicate balance between the cultures of Sonatas world arent kept in careful balance. This is an interesting issue, though. It shows an exact amount of planning has gone into the construction of Sonatas world, which is a very, very promising sign. Read Full Review