Ultimately when reading and reviewing a mini-series, an important factor when reading the last issue is what did it all mean? What was the point of the mini-series, was it enjoyable and engaging, did it deliver on the series' promise, was it worth it? I would have to say with a resounding yes that this series was worth it, and I'm happy that I decided to go ahead and pick it up. It used the ongoing crossover when it needed to, without being too overly connected to it and how it's presented in the main Shadowland title, and as a result became a much more intimate, focused affair, about a woman who wants to know more about her mother, and what legacy her mother may have left, and how she can best shoulder that legacy moving forward in her own life. Henderson really nailed the writing here, and the artwork by Rogriguez was consistent and entertaining. Read Full Review