Edward Zero left the Agency because he'd seen the horrors it had committed to him and the world around him, and returned at the behest of Sarah Cooke to help undo their wrongs. No Land but the Land, No Sea but the Sea is another outstanding issue of Ales Kot's Zero and a crucial crossroad in the story of Zero's life. It tears out the ground from underneath the taciturn former spy as the Agency crumbles around him, and as one chapter and story of his life closes, the past once again begins to come full circle. There are old questions which seek new answers. Where did the horses go? Read Full Review

So I just got on board with this series starting with issue #1 and I couldn't stop reading and getting caught up to this issue, #14. The series as a whole is a 10 in my opinion. The writing is great even with the limited amount of dialogue. The art tells the stories. A note on that; I thought having a different artist every issue would have been pretty confusing but it worked out very well. Anyway, issue #14 is intense. Very big stuff going on. Just super solid.