Oh no, oh no! Things are even worse now! Father told the boy and Penny to go to the jail cell for a time out, but now it looks like they have escaped! And what’s this? One of Father’s nannies has gone missing too? And the Downsiders are angry with Father? Oh dear, this simply will not do. Not one bit. The people must be put back in their places. Order must be maintained. Otherwise humanity cannot survive. Will Penny and the boy ruin Father’s perfect plans, or will he have to put an end to the meddlesome children?
It is still unknown if Gus will come to see how his role as a leader might become more important than his personal wants and needs.Father and his people created Gusfor a purpose. Now, hecan changethat purpose to become something he wants. Evenif it's only to benefit others will that be enough to shape his destiny? If not, the opportunity to choose another path may connect with something Gus has not yet discovered. There have been worse reasons to join the journey. This one sounds like one of the best. Read Full Review
Lemire does a great job with all of the story elements. He is an auteur at this point in his career and masterfully creates his narrative with ease. His art is one of a kind too and this is another great chapter in an enthralling series. Read Full Review
There's no denying The Return has been a slow burn throughout the first two issues; for the most part, that remains the case here. What's different, however, is that he places new plot devices at just the times to keep you both interested and invested in this story that's beginning to be told. Read Full Review
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