Olivia and Ryan continue their investigation of Matthew Dunn’s murder, which even after the events revealed in issue one, seems more than justified. As brutal as it was, the bastard definitely had it coming. Yet the plot is thickening even further, as the pair question another wife and even Dunn’s eldest son. What other secrets does the compound hold?

It’s kind of odd that the cliffhanger of the first issue doesn’t really get picked up on here, but there’s more than enough going on that I didn’t even notice until after I’d reached the end of issue 2.

And boy, does this end on one hell of a cliffhanger too, which is masterfully built up to. Zoe Tunnel’s script is superb, but unfortunately the art in this issue is incredibly disappointing.

It feels very inconsistent and even amateurish in places, with facial expressions in particular being very shoddy and sometimes very out-of-place in how they’re depicted.

Still, the overall story is so strong, with the increased page count allowing for plenty of events to unfold, that the art doesn’t hamper the experience too much.

I’m definitely looking forward to seeing how this excellent, very timely tale of religious and patriarchal control plays out in the concluding issue.

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