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l6zarras's review
3.0
I liked the storyline and how it ended. Since I haven't read many types of comics (yet) this author's style was a little hard to follow at times.
rmgebhardt's review
3.0
Unfortunately, Mckeever doesn't fare any better than Vaughn did in the first volume. You eventually get payoff to the plotlines Vaughn started, but it's pretty cliche-ridden. Not wanting to have any spoilers revealed, let's just say that the "big reveal" is only moderately satisfying and can be easily guessed by the self-contained nature of this series (the cast never expands, which makes it obvious which of the existing characters it is). There's an interesting twist in the reveal, but nothing mind-blowing. The rest of this volume focuses, again, around some pretty basic secret agent plots, but they're interesting enough to keep you turning the pages. For all of the potential there was for this series, it just never got any better than average.
arini95's review
3.0
I personally liked the 1st collection better, it kinda dragged around the middle issues, which is a shame since it seemed like this collection was supposed the one that tied up the series yknow what I mean
depreydeprey's review
2.0
Sean McKeever is no Brian Vaughn and Brian Vaughn mailed it in on volume 1 of this series. This could have been a fun spy story or so many other things but just falls flat.
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