Even better than the first book, I really appreciated the amount of nuance and honesty that seems to have gone into this volume. This particular series may be focused in on John Lewis, but he shows a lot of respect for the people around him, even for those who disagreed with him. It would have been easy to just pretend that all good people agree all of the time, but that would not be reality.

The art and layout of the series continues to be top notch.