I went in expecting more of a western story and way more Deathface Ginny (who is my fave), but I got a WWI story instead. As soon as I got over that, I started to enjoy it even more than I enjoyed volume one. The storytelling is exquisite. My only gripe is that War and his horse were drawn more abstract than solid, so it was sometimes difficult to discern what was happening in the panels. Maybe because it's the end of the year, the message about the resolving nature of Fortune hit me harder than normal, but I'm really looking forward to the next volume.