
Art by Steve Rolston
This slightly odd post-Soviet supernatural bioweapons story is moving along very nicely. This time around, we learn a lot more about Konstantin, who has been set up as the villain of the story, and we learn a little more about the Militsiya inspector who has been assigned to work with Will.
I like how so many seemingly disparate threads - the Mongols, the hypnotism using folk dolls - are starting to come together to give the narrative structure. This is a very well paced comic.
The story has been pretty cool, but it is frequently upstaged by Rolston's wonderful pencils. He should be doing a lot more comics work, and would do wonderfully on an off-beat superhero title (something like Birds of Prey I think).
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