Then there's Bad Horse's mother. She was never a perfect mother and she's seen as a thorn in the side of progress on the reservation. There's a scene in issue #4 illustrated by R.M. Guera where there's few words used. It's a beautiful montage of flashbacks and emotions, and you just can't help but feel empathy for her. We also get to see some of Bad Horse's past. His life outside the reservation made him a better man – a man driven to succeed at any cost. Meanwhile, Carol's true colors come out and Bad Horse takes things into his own hands. The ending of issue #5 is ominous. Read Full Review