I’m really enjoying how properly *out there* Ewing is going with this. It’s a very meta comic, poking fun at the comics industry with playful satire that also has serious teeth when it wants to leave a mark. Some of it does feel a little heavy-handed, but it works, especially since Ewing’s delivery throughout this run has been very arch. I’m hoping the various threads and tones he’s using come together eventually, but even if they don’t, I’m down for the ride if it can keep up this level of higher-concept comic book-ing.