Damn.

This series just gets better and better as it progresses. The characters are becoming more interesting, and the story arcs are incredibly well plotted.

And I cannot say enough about Risso's art. It's simply perfect. ( )

The plot thickens in this volume. We learn more about The Trust, and there are still so many open questions. I definitely have to go find the next volume. Or maybe I have read back a bit. We get to see Dizzy again, and Graves is still at work. The stories in this volume were excellent, with a nice blend of poignant (the baseball player's story, for instance) and a bit of dark humor now and then. This is definitely a series I will continue, but as I said, it leaves questions open, which means I may have reread. The author and artist just pack so many details in. This is one to pay attention to. Overall, very good work. ( )

This gets 3 out of 5 stars because there's been a lot of build up as to what the Trust is without revealing much of anything. The story arcs are compelling, but by this point there should be more of the grand plan revealed. ( )

My blog post about this book is at this link ( )

Excellent! If you've not read the first book in the series than don't start with this. ( )