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.

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*.

This story only gets better.

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.

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.