Unfortunately, Guera didn’t do the pencils for this issue, but fill-in artist Davide Furno did a solid job. I thought he did an okay job on the last issue also, but something about his pencil work this time around just seemed slightly better perhaps because it wasn’t as sketchy across the board, at least to me. Aaron starts off by giving us a great scene which flashes back to an aspect of Dash’s life that is rarely [if never before?] touched upon in the series. Hopefully we continue to get some more about that situation in later issues. The rest of the issue centers around Carol, her past, and her relationship with Dash. We get some great panels which focus on the similarities between Carol and Dash, and others which help to give us a lot of insight into the two and their relationship even though they barely speak to one another. Aaron also provides us with a great cliffhanger for the final piece of this two part arc. You can go ahead and add Carol to the list of characters in this title that Aaron has made me care immensely about. What the excellent issue #18 did for Officer Falls Down and previous issues have done for people like Red Crow, this issue does for Carol. Start reading this book people.