Having a John story in black and white was oddly fitting and gave this book a good feel. I thought the opening worked really well to show the how and why he got involved with the story, though it looked to me like John had a flat screen TV and that just didn't seem right. Course it didn't matter by the end. I don't see how this really fits into a crime story. I mean, it's a pretty straight forward Delano era story, what with the using pop culture to craft a demon story, but there wasn't really crime here. Personally, I hate reality television. I can't think of anything redeeming about it, so the fact it's entertainment in hell is fine for me. The art was very good and very unique.