This story only gets better.

Intriguing. But mostly boring.

Slightly better than the first. I just cant get behind the whole other-dimension where crazy is normal and everyone is a different alien thing. It's just so damn played out. The art is so great though. *sigh*.

Thoroughly interesting. I had no idea what was going on the entire time, and I don't think I was supposed to. The art was mesmerizing. Bouncing back and forth between simple shapes, and detailed masterpieces, really really beautiful. But unfortunately, since I didn't have any clue what was happening mostly, it really didn't read like a story to me, or cohesive. What I think was intended to be thought provoking, came across somewhat inane. Not really enough to hook me in. Overall though, a fun read with great illustration.

Excellent dialogue. Excellent story. Excellent characters.

Just as good as the first. Maybe better. It's tugging at everything inside of me.

Masterpiece of psychological horror. Gripping through and through.

Cecil Castellucchi obviously spent mass amounts of time hashing out the ideas and themes of this comic. Because it goes far beyond my expecatations of a Sabrina the Teenage Witch style supernatural identity-crisis. The concept actually plays out in a very interesting way. Not to mention the art is excellent. It sometimes feels over sexualized, and maybe a bit clichè, with the love interest dynamic and hormonal melodrama. But all things considered, pretty darn good, I reckon.