Dark, political, and daring. This might be the best Ales Kot book I've read so far.

After our two main leads end their relationship after a terrible event we are seen with one helping the police and government while the other is set to destroy it. This is 2022, the world is a darker place than even now, racism and bigots are at a all time high in power, and the sides of war become darker and scarier. By the end we have betrayal at it's finest, questions, and a lot of "oh no..." moments that close out this great first act.

Good: Really dug the colors and art in here. It was especially great when panels began to play and flip from perspectives. I really enjoyed the backstory, and how sad it was, and how it played into the current events. Also, the ending...damn.

Bad: Sometimes it gets a bit long-winded in its message.

Overall this is a scary and fascinating look into the future, or what could be. I loved it. A 4 out of 5.