The worst of the lot so far. Even the artwork isn't living up to the standard set by previous volumes. It's not a total loss - I do like the emphasis on found family that's going on here, and how the central reason for vengeance resulted from the unseen consequences of an act of thoughtless and petty destruction - but mostly it's just boring. Page after page of Miho killing people, and it's nowhere near as interesting as Miller seems to think it is. She's not any sort of character, just a pretty murder machine, and if I never hear the patronising phrase "deadly little Miho" again it will be too soon.