It does get a bit more nuanced. Primarily, this shifts to being about the roving mercenaries siding with Danes attacking London and the fallout of it, introducing a few more characters. What I like the most about this is the short bursts of historical knowledge peppered in. It makes the setting very interesting. It needs to be, as the plot remains pretty meandering. Eventually there will be revenge. Other than that, who knows - honestly - what will happen. There is a nice little twist later on that spurs it on too. The artwork remains absolutely stellar, helping it further. Solid, probably better than the first volume. But still waiting, and hoping, for it really start to shine.