In an attempt to move on with her new life, Shade decides she must separate her head from her heart - literally. Meanwhile, River gets caught up in an anti-alien league, while a familiar force visits vengeance upon Valley Ville's residents.
The emotional depth and complexity of this issue is a perfect example of why Young Animal Comics are unique in their approach to story telling. It's wonderful to see comics produced in this way. This may not appeal to the average readers, but it is certainly notable and significant. This title consistently finds an emotional line that is different and compelling. The emotional resonance with this book is unparalleled. Read Full Review
Some of the images from this issue really resonated with me. Seeing Shade as a heartless scarecrow will probably stay with me forever. Read Full Review
The title's a lot darker than it used to be, but it works. Read Full Review
This is a trip to take for its own sake. Read Full Review
The strongest issue of Shade the Changing Woman yet... and oddly, it's the one with the least of our title character! We're in the world-building mode, and I'm finally getting to the point of caring! Still a step down from the previous volume, but a vast improvement on the two opening chapters of this one. Read Full Review
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