Someone has been selling children as slaves and is up to both Laura and Gabby to find who is the culprit but that could take them to something even more dangerous.
Yeah, this was decent but once again, not particularly impressive.
Tom Taylor offers a new installment where he continues to draw parallels between Laura and Logan and in that regard, the execution is enjoyable enough. There are actually solid scenes featuring the interactions between Laura and the rest of the cast which ultimately comes with a twist that although is not that surprising, is still nicely handled.
The thing is that this continues to feel like a pretty fast read, not as fast as the last issue but fast nonetheless. The worst aspect is that it doesn't offer enough good moments to compensate like some of the early issues. At this point it feels like the series has lost something.
Djibrel Morissette-Phan is in charge of the pencils and is serviceable but the style nor the storytelling are strong enough.
Not bad, not great. Wish it was better.
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