Lana is having visions about Lois and doesn't know if she should trust them. However, she will have to get over it once that Lena Luthor begins her attack.
Happy to say that this is yet another satisfactory chapter.
Phil Jimenez continues his story by this time focusing on Lana's mental state and how her anxiety might also be evolving into full dementia. However, is pretty obvious that the writer is planning something more complex than that since the Lois who appears in Lana's head seems a bit too real. Speaking of which, this manages to create the kind of characterization and interaction between them that I praised in the first issue so I'm glad that Jimenez managed to incorporate that in a way.
The rest of the characters also receive solid moments concerning their relationships with Lana and it seems like Natasha's own relationship with Traci 13 is also going to progress more. Plus, there's a lot of content with several subplots dedicated to the many members of the cast are still being developed.
Emanuela Luppachino handles the artwork and is quite vibrant and full of beautiful characters and intense action scenes.
Wish this series was bi-weekly, I just want more of it.
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