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A review by anna_hepworth
Harbinger Volume 4: Perfect Day by Joshua Dysart
4.0
Here, the story line starts to question what is real, and what isn't. There is so much bait and switch happening, right from the beginning, with realities overlaid and truths hidden.
I loved the development of the Monica Jim character, and how it is impossible to tell how much of the help she receives is just her manifesting what is required, and how much of it is actual independent entities that she has created.
The Renegades are both having no luck whatsoever, and quite a bit of an effect - we see this with the meltdown that Harada has towards the end, with the kind of ending that makes one wonder whether or not there will be anywhere for the story to go from here (although there is always more in the way that one can torture ones characters).
I loved the development of the Monica Jim character, and how it is impossible to tell how much of the help she receives is just her manifesting what is required, and how much of it is actual independent entities that she has created.
The Renegades are both having no luck whatsoever, and quite a bit of an effect - we see this with the meltdown that Harada has towards the end, with the kind of ending that makes one wonder whether or not there will be anywhere for the story to go from here (although there is always more in the way that one can torture ones characters).