An interesting Act I. You can tell that a series has a super slow pace when "Act I" took three graphic novel size collections to tell.

Those three graphic novel size collections lead to . . . pictures (well, lead to a funeral issue, then mostly picture issue). I don't know. Maybe if there weren't seemingly years between issues I might rate this one different. There were at least 2 months between issues 15 and 16 (or, at least, between Volume 3 and issue 16). Then five months between comic issue 16 and 17. And unless I just can't find it, no issue 18 after seven or eight months. And this issue was mainly pictures. Sure, it advanced the story a tiny bit. And if issue 18 had popped up the next week or month, I might even have rated this one higher. Maybe.

As mentioned. An interesting Act I. More an interesting premise. First couple issues were quite fun and intriguing. Then concept slowly unraveled and we are left with a mostly picture issue.

I'd say that I'm probably done with this series but . . . the last time I did that, was "done", I looked up after five years to find no new books, and the author dead. Course I say all this and I might find a new issue tomorrow. heh.

(actually, the last three times I did that (Walking Dead, Fables, Saga), the series continued, it was only the cat detective series (Cat Who series) that went silent for five years while I was assuming books were being published that I was ignoring). ( )