Sandman Mystery Theatre, Volume 4: The Scorpion Book

It just seems like this series takes a step forward, then a step back...I've already established that the art is NOT the strong suit, even though it could have been. Wesley Dodds and Dian Belmont look like bloated whale faced seniors half the book, and other characters look just like them, making it hard to differentiate in places. No wonder most of the other females are usually blondes.
Also didn't help that the story was figured out PDQ. (by me, not Dodds) It was obvious from the word go. A detective story shouldn't be that easy. I am glad that Wes and Dian got together, and that he's torn about revealing the Sandman to her, and I look forward to where the end of this book will pick up.
Still, all in all, there's something missing for this to be a great series...not bad but lacking.