Jack Boniface is taking on drug dealers in New Orleans, but there’s something weird going on in the shadows. The shadows are where Jack is comfortable of course, but is he getting too comfortable under the mask?

Though it’s a bit weird that there’s only a minor supernatural element in this issue and it’s heavily focused on drugs and dealers, it’s making a very unsubtle point about how Shadowman is Jack’s drug of choice, and one that he’s just as addicted to (and it’s perhaps even more dangerous) as the actual narcotics flooding the city.

Despite the lack of subtlety, this is still a pretty strong issue, and it’s one that is better than much of Shadowman’s run so far. Given how popular the character became, I can only imagine that it continues to improve in this vein.

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