It is an overquick read, you flip through the 32 pages in a matter of 2 minutes or so. It's almost like an extended Mosaic piece.

Art is nice inside, but the colours are jarring, and the whole "dream" quality wash over dilutes what could have otherwise been some very nice looking pages.

Storywise... I dont know, I just don't. It's nice and all for a one-off that has no real ties to the main Furmanverse, but Kup was far superior in every which way. It's not confusing or anything, but by the end of it, I was really "meh" about it, which is a shame because I was looking forward to the book since I saw the cover earlier this year.

The biggest gripe I have about it though, was the overuse of a metal rod as a killing device.