Well, the kid-lost-in-a-fantasy-world situation is an all-time classic. But here we get something more. The art is quite good, but nothing special. All in all is a good comic, worth your time.

Disappointing. Morrison's great idea about the flying blue horse just can't save the day...

Much better than the first issue. We see Nick's true, dark attitude, a genuine anti-hero.

Easily the best issue of the series. No action, but masterfully written scenes and a clever twist.

Well, I expected a better finale. It is bloody and dark, but still...

The idea is great. However, the execution and the artwork are just mediocre.

One of the best issues so far. Exciting, dark, dramatic. This title is getting better and better.

A very good first issue. Kyriazis' drawings are excellent, while the story and the characters are really interesting.

Kyriazis' art is extraordinary and the coloring makes it even better. The dialogs are well-written and all characters are refreshingly original. Ideal for anyone who looks for an alternative superhero comic book.

Simply one of the most exciting comics I've read in a long time. Busiek has done a superb job with world building, screenplay and the dialogues. Dewey's drawings are really good and Bellaire's colours bring this magic world into life.

Weaker than the first issue, but still a good one. Drama and then needed badass action, without any cliche.

A more than satisfying first issue, with nice character introductions. The art by Dialynas is great and the coloring is superb.

Less action, but with excellent dialogues. The last page makes your heart beat faster.

Things continue to go faster than I'd like, but we talk about an awesome issue.

A dramatic and intense and powerful issue. The best of the series so far.