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All right, now I'm just straight-up having a blast with this series. Moore continues to expand the mystery and world surrounding Julie and the suit that's attached itself to her and the lunatic who's also managed to get hold of part of the suit, all without losing any of the careful attention to character he displayed in the first volume. I think this is exactly what I've been wanting to read for a long time.

Beyond this, Moore also starts to filter in little bits of philosophy and physics that never feel pretentious or over the top. They're just there to speak to the situations at hand, and I really dig how deftly he handles stuff like this.

I think it's truly amazing how good he is at both art and story. Most comics artists can do one or another, sacrificing story for art or vice versa. But Moore's pencils are some of the most detailed and careful I've seen in years, his characters more expressive than most you'll find elsewhere. Art like this, even without color, really breathes life into this already well-paced mystery, making me care even more about these people than the writing already does.

I'm hooked at this point, definitely going to see this all the way through. I'm hoping it keeps up the consistency, but so far Moore's given me no reason to doubt that it will.