I remember when I finished reading Watchmen and thought to myself, "so that's why they're called graphic novels." This story by Tom King is doing the exact same thing. When this series is completed, Tom King's The Vision will be one of the greatest graphic novels ever written. I usually don't read a lot of psychological/horror book fiction in-general, but this book has got me hooked in. I never really knew anything about this character (besides what I bothered to look-up), but this story gives you a look into this and so much more. The existentialist stream that goes through this book also helps draw me in (who would have thought pink androids trying and failing desperately to not only understand what it means to be human, but to become human would be such a compelling book?). I cannot say too much about the plot, but I cannot praise this work enough. A lot of good books coming out this year, this ranks among them.