Place this book at the bottom of your stack.  When you are done reading about Superheroes fighting evil, soldiers fighting for their principles, and squids fighting for their right to tentacle rape schoolgirls (I’m sure someone on this site reads that sort of thing), pick this comic up.  Do not read it like it’s an Avengers comic or Brightest Day, give each page some breath.

Many of the issues of this series walk the fine line of hokey.  Occasionally, largely due to the language used, the story would falter, and an issue might fall on the wrong side of the hokey line.  On its own, this issue would have been perilously close to hokey.  But as a denouement, this issue was a beautiful kick to the chest.

If Josh Flanagan isn’t in tears at the end, I’m calling social services and having his kid taken away.  If you aren’t in tears at the end, then you have no soul, and you should go back to your Red Robin comic (which was also awesome, but in a completely different way).