So, BTTIGTD is somewhere on the gentler slower side of the apocalypse, the violence is toned down. But that doesn't prevent Colin from putting together a very sad and dim outlook for the world. He's being careful not to make this so overly violent or a caricature of yet another 'end of the world' story so that we can have time to relate to and follow Rudy into his adventure.
The artwork, once again, is stellar. The writing is well-honed. You can tell this team is really on point as far as getting their story down. There was also a cool back story comic The Trinity Project.
Ironic it is that we're in the high-peak of the Covid-19 pandemic that has the authorities stressing 'staying apart' from each other when we have this story all about almost everyone on planet earth trying to do just the opposite.
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