Norrin and Dawn are still dealing with the ramifications of their broken relationship just when they're forced to be involved into a situation that will make them live the same moments over and over.
This is probably one of the most creative issues from this series and that's saying something.
Dan Slott arrives with a story that exploits the format of comic books perfectly by making every segment from the script play into the whole time and space theme and delivering a quite creative way of storytelling.
Of course this doesn't mean that the character work is ignored since the relationship between the protagonists is still being developed and continues to be one of the strongest points from this book.
This wouldn't have been possible without Mike Allred's pencils and this is probably one of his most experimental works yet due that the nature of the layouts forces the reader to think the best way to explore the story as a whole. Pretty beautiful work too.
Excellent issue and makes this series as a whole a must read.
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