Jim Muniz has a rather loose style that I can't say I'm overly impressed with, but I will give him credit for a couple powerful big impact moments, from the initial attack on Reed from the exoskeleton, to our first look at the drained Psycho-Man. Also once the surprise twist is revealed it's is interesting to note that when one looks back on the art, it's quite easy to spot the visual clues that there is something not quite right about Sue's behaviour, and the way the others are treating her. However, the simple fact of the matter is that the art simply doesn't have the level of detail that would leave me impressed, and while it tells the material in a clear enough manner, it doesn't really jump off the page. However, I will give the art full marks for it's work on the final sequence, as it nicely captures the emotions of Reed and Sue. Read Full Review