While past issues had some larger themes to it that could tie it all together, this one is a bit less defined and that's not bad, it just keeps it from really feeling like a cohesive piece. It does have its theme but it resonates less. Abby and Mark are definitely entering their rough patch after the way their relationship has been pretty strong and fun so far, with its problems to be sure, and it's good to have Abby voicing to her sister at least what she's feeling. And to admit that she knows she shouldn't feel that way since he does protect the whole world and sometimes it's going to take precedence. I'm not surprised to see the series going this direction a bit more since it's an effective thing to do, but I also hope it keeps its sense of fun and adventure in the relationship itself. Mark's work can be a good foil, but if it's used too much it can turn into a bludgeon. Read Full Review
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