Suicide Risk is returning to its original heights, as the story finally gels and we push toward the conclusion. 
 To start with, there's a brilliant one-off that begins this volume, which offers a great personal view of Requiem's rebellion and what the resettling of all the criminals really meant. 
 But then the main story is almost as good, because it touches upon the most interesting aspect of this series: the wars that individuals are fighting between two personalities and two lives. And that's just the subtext; the main story of a confrontation with Requiem's original world is exciting and the ending is amazing. I'm quite looking forward to the finale.