Marc is still trying to escape from the forces that have been persecuting him and his friends and now he's about to meet the person of culprit of it but he might no be ready to face him.
This storyline has officially come to an end and is a pretty intriguing one.
Jeff Lemire offers the conclusion of his first arc on the book by revealing the identity of the person who wants him gone and is certainly a surprise based on what was delivered to us up to this point. The characterization remains strong with Marc remaining as an interesting protagonist in which his mental health is one of the most important aspects of portrayal.
Speaking of which, there are many scenes where several aspects of Marc's life are being explored and the different tones help to cement the supernatural journey he has to endure. The ending also makes you ask the question: Is he finally safe or is this yet another part of his own insanity?
Greg Smallwood is accompanied this time by Wilfredo Torres, Francesco Francavilla and James Stokoe in art duties with Smallwood handling the main scenes and the rest of the pencillers focusing on other segments of Marc's history and they all to do a pretty good job thanks to their different and unique styles.
Loving this. Let's see where Lemire takes the character now.
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