I'll be honest with you. I may have waited too long before deciding to review this. The details are a bit fuzzy. I do remember that I tore through it pretty quickly, and that I enjoyed. But that's about it. 
 But I'll share what I can. Christmas was a bit weird for me this year. The missus had to deal with a small emergency in her family and went out of town to visit. My son is older now, and not real thrilled with hanging out with his old man. He at least showed up Christmas Eve, took his gifts and said his thanks, before leaving me for his friends again. 
 I'm totally not bitter about that. Not at all. 
 So what did I do with all my spare time, and time off from work? Well, I spent part of it reading. This Graphic Novel, for example. I mentioned before that I don't remember that much about it, but I did listen to an interview with Brian K Vaughan on a podcast this week as well. I'm a regular listener to the podcast anyway, so it was a coincidence that he happened to be on. But I really liked this guy. He was as self-effacing as anyone I've ever met. Considering the amount of success and respect he has in the comics community - I'm impressed. I listen to several comic book podcasts, mostly ones where the creators and artists are interviewed, and it can be surprising how, er, proud of themselves, some people can be. 
 And to any young creators out there, I can tell you, as a fan of things, nothing is more annoying to me than hearing someone praise a creator and to hear that person respond with something like, 'I am pretty great.' 
 And I don't mean that in a comedic way, either. I mean the people who really seem to think that they're an under-appreciated genius and use whatever forum they have to let the world know how brilliant they are. 
 I know I'm sort of ranting at the wind here, but I've heard it before, and I just want to encourage you, even if you believe you really are a genius who has gone largely unrecognized, it's not your job to let the world know how brilliant you are every time you open your mouth. 
 Okay, rant over. So Brian is NOT one of those people I just described. He seems largely convinced that he's a fraud. Makes me like him more. I also found out that he worked on the Runaways, which I reviewed a few months ago. Those books were amazing. I'm going to hunt down some of his other stuff to read. Because this series is really good. 
 Is part 4 available yet? Cause I'm getting it as soon as I can.