All good things and all that. This final volume does a good job of staying focussed, wrapping things up and leaving you just as confused as you were when you started.
It has certainly been an unusual ride and without an overall message to take away you do feel a little unfulfilled. All the characters are here for the finale and there are some twists and unexpected outcomes but it never answers the Why question.
The art is the same as before but after four volumes the character designs have become smoother and more fluid. Unfortunately this means losing the quirky and rich personality present in their faces.
For the neat and satisfying conclusion this gets a Thumbs Up!
191/174.
Tomorrow: The Plain Janes – Cecil Castellucci