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Tobin and company maintain a tightly-woven plot from beginning to end with an exteded cast that has some very interesting psycholigical quirks. It all feels so well-composed from beginning to end, though it might not have felt like much in the early issues. Tobin and company build-up a lot of narrative momentum over the course of the first several issues in the series that finds a graceful way to draw to a close at issues end. Its sharp stuff from beginning to end. There might not be a whole lot of originality in the periphery of the plot, but Tobin and company have delivered some very likeable characters to the page and that goes a long way towards bringing it all to a satisfying close. Read Full Review

As much as I enjoyed the art in this issue and in this series, the conclusion to this arc was poorly written. There is a good, compelling and interesting story here. But it feels rushed or unfinished in certain areas. For example, Finch's reason for going after Yoon is hallow at best. If there were more issues, I'm positive the writer would have explored a more reasonable motive for the antagonist. Maybe Yoon and Mayfield would have more time to thoroughly investigate Finch and seek justice for the nameless victims. Instead, we got Finch blaming and kidnapping Yoon for is brother explosive demise. Read Full Review

Olivares delivers fantastic art throughout the issue. I love the character designs and how visually stylish the issue was. Read Full Review

Jonn McLoed

Apr 23, 2025

This is a far better story on the surface than the one we got. In parts the art was great and in parts the story was fantastic. In truth it really could have done with an extra issue and a better editor to resolve a few of the loose threads. Shame really as I had high hopes for this and the concept......JM