If there is one thing Sex Criminals lack, that is story buildup. Now on its second volume, the series hasn't shown much criminal acts for Jon and Suzie to be called criminals. Instead, the whole fun of being almost gods with absolute freedom in the Quiet (or Cumworld) is quickly killed off by introducing the boring sex police right away. The Bonnie and Clyde of sex could have done a couple more heists! 
 So Sex Criminals wasn't what I expected it to be, an R-rated heist comic turns out to be a story about two people with problems I don't care knowing. Please, enough of the past and overuse of flashbacks. Speaking of problems, Sex Criminals has the tendency to meander off the main story, filling so many pages with back stories of porn, dildos and sex. The story doesn't focus on one arc but instead is more involved in setting up the next one. 
 If there is something which is consistent in the series, it is its sense of humor. Man, at least 87% of the book are jokes about the penis, the vagina, witty sexual innuendos and the list goes on. 
 I'm still not yet a fan of the art. Usually it takes time for me to appreciate an artist's style, but this takes so long. I don't know, perhaps it is Jon's annoyingly large nose or Suzie's equally annoying large eyes (or Kegelface's, uhh, face) that make me feel distant and disinterested with the material. 
 Much of what I said are personal preferences. An objective view of things will result to me saying that Sex Criminals is a recommended read. I cannot say that with all my heart though. Consider reading.other reviews and weigh in all possible thoughts before buying Sex Criminals.