The first issue was definitely intriguing with what it set up and this issue only furthers that. I really like the dynamic between Constance and Dooley asit plays out even knowing how things first started between them. There's a real problem in it because of how it's set up but it's just fascinating to watch knowing the truth of it all. The first blush look at what's going on where Rosa's life took its dark turn is definitely the disturbing material I expected from Seeley and I'm curious to see where he takes it next. Jim Terry is giving it all the right elements and the expressiveness of the characters combined with the harshness of the color design just ups the ante constantly in how dangerous it all feels. I'm excited for the possibilities here. Read Full Review

Better than i thought it'd be.