Somehow, Sweet Tooth just never grabbed me. At the start, it was too weird. Then, as the comic went on, it felt too stretched -- especially in the last half, as we saw volume after volume of our protagonists on the run from the hunters who never quite caught them. And here, we *finally* get the conclusion of that. And it's nice enough; no complaints. 
 With that said, I quite liked some of the issues in this set. The issue with Abbot and his brother is good, but the last issue, it's entirely *brilliant*. Suddenly the story becomes about stories and histories and generations. If the whole book was like this, I would have adored it the whole time. 
 So, I don't really expect to read this series again ... but that last issue I could read again and again.