Laura promised the Orphan of X to caught the people who ruined their lives and now they will find one of their common enemies.
Not as entertaining as the last issue but still satisfactory.
Tom Taylor plays with the ramifications of the Orphans of X arc by creating the appropriate consequences of that story. Laura is hunting the people who manipulated her for most of her life while also helping others who were equally mistreated which creates a short, self-contained issue that seems to fix those problems a bit too quick but at least does it in a way that makes sense.
The best part is the character work, the contrast between Laura's childhood and others, and how people with too much power on their hands can destroy lives around them. This also showcases the development that Laura has received over the course of the story and how balanced she has become thanks to it.
Djibril Morissette-Phan handles the art and is pretty decent with a clean style and clear storytelling.
Good chapter, wish this could last forever.
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