At this point the story has become pleasantly complex. There are a lot of things going on at once and the world feels quite real. I was especially pleased that this issue seems to be the start of adding complexity to one of the characters that seemed like a pretty straight up villain to me until this point.

I hope the suicide plot line is resolved in the near future. So far, I feel like Peach Momoko doesn't have much interesting to offer to this sensitive topic. At its worst it feels like edgy window dressing to me. The high points of the theme were Hisako's memories Tsubasa, but that hasn't come up in quite a while.
The artwork is gorgeous as per usual.

if this run does not explore some of the most insanely creative comics logics and concepts with a good-natured smile on its face, it builds upon preexisting relationships and redefines them, while having tons of fun with it. It's so endearingly dumb and smart at the same and I am completely in love with it. Best comics out rn.