Sebastian and his band of Bounty Hunters pursue information that could give them the location of Tatsuo and Nadia as they venture through time. Nothing ever goes according to plan, especially when time travel is involved. Will the team survive their mission long enough to reap the benefits?
The writing is stellar in this issue, where all kinds of chaos ensue as this disgruntled team of bounty hunters tries to survive the onslaught of guards that stand between them and the information that they attempt to retrieve. McConville provides some shocking twists in-between moments of humanity as we get to see Sebastian navigate his team through muzzle flashes and blood. There are characters that readers will grow accustomed to seeing throughout, only to be surprised by the turn of events that dictate where characters go from there. What makes this issue more pleasing is seeing how Sebastian reacts to his teammates and the events that unfold all around him. Despite focusing on his mission, it doesn’t change the fact that he is still a person and family man. There isn’t much to be said other than this is an action-packed issue that was entertaining, and surprising.
Ron Salas in charge of art duties, maintaining the visual tone that has been established for this series while establishing his own mark with strong visual storytelling and character acting that is seen throughout every panel and layout. Chris O’Halloran dresses Salas’s artwork with his fantastic colorwork, keeping things uniform to the visual style of this series intact wonderfully. Hassan Otsmane – Elhaou does an amazing job lettering the book by showcasing the intonation of characters’ speech, to explosive sound effects that represent the actions displayed within the book that gives personality. This was an enjoyable issue showcasing craftsmanship in every facet. I recommend adding this to your pull list for new comic book day.
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