Alone, Walt finds a sanctuary seemingly untouched by war, but here he'll face an enemy unlike any he has faced before, a conflict that will radically alter his perception of the End After End. Grink will also struggle with a shift in perspective, one that will change his and Walt's relationship forever.
End After End is certainly delivering an interesting story with each issue but it's not trying to blaze through it as a high-speed endeavor. Which is good because you can see that this wouldn't have much impact of it was pushed through so fast. The first five issues are something that a lesser writer would just get done in two issues to move to the "good stuff but this is very good stuff here, especially with the artwork. The team is given room to let events and characters breathe and exist in this space and it makes it not just a haunting place to examine but one where we see the toll it takes on those that inhabit it, from new arrivals to long-time inhabitants. I'm excited to see what's next to come with it based on the teases here. Read Full Review
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