The writing of the series has always been strong and that's on display in this issue. Time jumps are an often-used writing tool but this issue doesn't make you feel like it was done out of necessity, but by choice. The art has also improved from earlier issues when it made you wish for a little more. The scenery is more established and there aren't as many panels with just a person standing in front of a solid-colored backdrop. Read Full Review

This first issue back doesn't reach the highs of the first arc, but there's a lot of great setup for future issues. Read Full Review

"They're Not Like Us" #7 is a slow issue but does progress the story nicely, however Gane and Bellaire's artistic collaboration is the highlight of the issue. While this isn't the strongest issue the series has seen, there's a lot of potential for where things go and I expect, like the first arc, that once things get going, it'll be unforgettable. Read Full Review

It's not terrible, but it's too slow to hold your attention and a few too many melodramatic moments. The art saves it from being a completely skippable affair and the plot is thickening, ever so slowly. Read Full Review