The artwork is, for the most part, gorgeous; the stories are barely there. It might be fairer to average it out to three stars, but it's a pretty short book to have left me with such a slogging impression. 
 The stories I liked: 
 Vera Brosgol's "I Wish..." 
 Jen Wang's "Paper & String" 
 Khang Le's "Outside My Window" 
 Clio Chiang's "The Bowl" 
 Erika Moen's "Create" 
 I picked up Flight, Vol. 2 after I finished this, mainly to read Neil Babra's "The Golden Temple" which picks up where "Taj Mahal" from volume one leaves off. So why does he include the words "The End" in the last panel of "Taj Mahal"? (view spoiler)[The protagonist isn't dying from something he drank in the local water; he's experiencing a water-induced Proustian memory moment. (hide spoiler)]