I was a big fan of the first issue of this book.  As usual, Ennis writes fantastic movieesque dialogue, and pairs with an artist, Jimmy Palmiotti, whose work really enhances his own.  Unfortunately, we’re on issue two, and I’m already tuning out.  The art is still fantastic, and the dialogue is still pretty realistic, but there wasn’t anything astonishingly good in this issue.  Though to be fair, nothing astonishingly bad, either.  It’s just that the cliffhanger on the last page of the issue is completely predicatble, and not really, well, interesting.  I hope things pick up in the next issue.