As Skye continues her journey, she gets pulled further into the events unraveling in OZ. What she uncovers could provide answers to what she was looking for all along, but she might have to go into the deepest corners of this realm to solve them. That is, if she can make it out alive.
You cannot but become amused by Skye's dramatic change in attitude as she travels through the fantastical world that is Oz, from someone who was charmed by the unusualness of the environment to a person who cannot but give into her need to help others. While she may have thought this would have been a quick trip to find help for her quest, it is the optimism of the Guardian which guides her to aid those in need even when she knows it will distract from her primary goal. This sympathetic personality is what makes Mathers such a caring person and someone who will not hesitate when she sees someone in trouble and as such, this is what makes her the truest definition of a hero. Read Full Review
Skye gets further down the Yellow Brick Road, making new allies and learning more about her shield. There's not much action, but the progression of the story is entertaining. This is essentially a middle piece of Skye in Oz. It's good, but doesn't pack the punch of the previous issue. The visuals are great, having me hope that Casallos returns to another Zenescope book, along with Cortes and Esposito. Read Full Review
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