I feel sort of bad complaining about this, but it's interesting the way in which the artist leaving to do another book changes the way you read it. Comics are a visual medium and the choice to lean in to it rather than find someone to replicate the artists original style is probably a good one but it does kind of take you out of the world. 
 For another, I've found that I miss Laura. It's hard to get all that invested generally and I...genuinely can't remember the twist that happened at the end so I had to look it up and the ending is a) unsurprising when you consider she's Persephone and b) makes the whole of volume 3 feel like feeling time til the regular artist has time to come back to the comic, which maybe isn't fair. 
 Still going to get the latest volume, will be interesting to see how it goes.