Snake has found his target within Chicago’s walls, but she unexpectedly turns out to be someone with deep connections to his past. Can he convince her to work with him, or at least not against him, so they can both Escape from Chicago?

There’s a good amount of lore dropped here with some excellent flashbacks, and it feels like we’re getting to know several people in Snake’s orbit pretty well.

The action and violent content is pretty high here too, along with some relevant political commentary, with the exploitation of the lower classes in order to enrich the already-wealthy being a major element.

It’s really well done, and could easily have been phoned in by writer Kyle Higgins and artists Val Rodrigues and Alex Sanchez. It has a gritty, grimy, entirely fitting feels right from the start.

Despite the unwieldy title, this is an excellent comic and I’m very excited to see where the series goes next.

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