Rose and Zachary used to respect Mr Wenders. Now, they call their bus driver by his first name and question everything he tells them. Like many teens, Rose and Zachary struggle to embrace truths they don't want to accept. But then, people like the Adjudicator have been influencing them without their knowledge or consent. While their friends ponder how to spend their lives, Rose and Zachary's futures seem already written in Hornsby And Halo #6. Read Full Review

Plot
The Adjudicator, Sydney the bus driver, takes Rose and Zach through the different worlds they belong to, which are both connected by portals.

In Hell, Rose's realm, Sydney takes them on a Hades-like journey, where they cross a sea of ​​lost souls. Rose and Zach are terrified. They then arrive in Heaven, where the light is incredibly bright. There, Rose and Zach argue, because she feels she's a good person and deserves to be in Heaven, and Zach should go to Hell. Sydney returns them to Earth.

Zach and Rose are upset because they don't want to be different and want to deny their destiny, but that's impossible; they are part of the peace pact between Heaven and Hell.

Sydney takes them each home and tells them they'll continue talking about tomorrow.Both are forced to embrace the shadow of their personalities, which is becoming their destiny. This comic definitely touches on key elements of Jungian psychology, making it an excellent way to understand this branch of psychoanalysis.

Art
It creates a balance between naive art but with gloomy touches and many details, creating a powerful artistic balance between the horror of hell and the blinding light of heaven.

This particular issue features three spectacular double-page splash pages, offering a refreshing narrative dynamism.


Summary
Rose and Zachary tour the worlds where they were born, guided by Sydney the Adjudicator. Both are upset and unsure of their destiny. more