Oh, and Jemerik suddenly bursts into tears near the end. I've had really high hopes for Sigil . Of all the CrossGen titles, I think it has been the most interesting and consistently well-written. Unfortunately, this issue wraps up the most recent story line in a pretty non-stellar way. I know there has been a switch of artists, and perhaps that's the problem.
Nothing makes much sense, visually.
I like the direction that Barbara Kessel takes the writing, but she leaves a lot to be filled in by the artist. Unfortunately, Kevin Sharpe really drops the ball. I really had a hard time knowing what exactly was happening from moment to moment. There's even the obligatory scene where the good guy's friends burst in, only to get in the way, just when he has a perfect shot at the bad guy. I still have hope that this title will find its legs and become a joy to read.