Some thoughts about Cave Carson has a Cybernetic Eye #2

What gave Cave Carson his cybernetic eye?

Cave believes that he has a job to do but once that his bosses start threatening his daughter, he will have to choose what matters the most.

Well, once again I find this series finds a nice balance between style and substance.

Gerard Way and Jon Rivera continue their story while slowly developing the origin of the protagonist. Some aspects of Cave's past are revealed which bring a bit more light into his past while a few other hints give more details about what happened to him. The characterization is pretty solid with both Cave and his daughter Chloe being enjoyable thanks to their little moments where they demonstrate their personalities.

Plus, it has Wildog! I have been missing this character a lot and is cool that we see him again in a story where he shows how cool and competent he can be. The action scenes featuring him are particularly engaging.

Michael Avon Oeming handles the artwork and is perfect for the book thanks to his ability to depict expressive characters and bizarre situations with solid storytelling skills.

There's a second story again written and drawn by Tom Scioli and is a much more, let's say, experimental kind of tale which features obscure characters like the Wonder Twins and a few others. The art is certainly distinctive, definitely different from what you usually see in comics.

An enjoyable issue overall. Better continue this way instead of following the rest of the line.