The style chosen for the flashbacks is a clever choice. It is done in a more child-like style to reflect Angela's naivety at the time, which is ruined by the deep internal corruption of her precinct. It's crazy to think that this story started before the BLM movement but real life almost seems to reflect the content and then the content reflects real life as it finally gets released. I can't wait another year for the next issue though, jeez. I wish Bendis would concentrate more on his independent work and less on mainstream Marvel stories.