I'm not 100% sold on Doug Holgate's art, but the story is pretty amazing. Not only does Wires and Nerve show a rare look at post-Happily Ever After (spoiler alert: it's not 100% happy), but I also love getting inside Iko's head. She really was just as involved in the TLC story and saving both Earth and Luna, but she's the 9th wheel, and as an android, she's shunted off to the shadows behind the eight beautiful, charismatic, intelligent, famous, and royal main characters. I love seeing how she reacts to this, and I'm excited about the foreshadowing of what's to come AND learning more about Iko's creation (oooh, looks like Linh Garan had some more tricks up his sleeve!). Plus, kissing. 
 As for the art, Doug Holgate's imaginings of these beloved characters is not how I would imagine them. It's fine, but his style is not one I love. I would have loved a touch more realism. And for such a popular series, I really don't understand why they're colored blue. I get it; full color is SUPER expensive. But with the number of fans the series has worldwide, really? You couldn't spring for color? The blue looks unfinished, like I'm reading a draft. It's disappointing. 
 Nevertheless, the story and the continued character development reigns supreme, and I'm happy to have this extension of the TLC universe. Definitely looking forward to volume II, although I won't be buying copies for myself until a box set exists because I know it totally will.