It's a beautiful book though, huge heavy hardback thing, lovely paper, gorgeous art, just a really nice overall package. Not sure why, I've read thousands of comics and graphic novels over the last 40 odd years, but I felt the ending seemed a little rushed (which it clearly wasn't, given how long it took him to work on the book!) and a bit confusing, with no real explanation of why it ended the way it did. The fact we jumped around between timelines didn't confuse me, but the overall story, I just found it quite difficult to follow. Like I said, I've literally finished it five minutes ago, so I think I need some time to think about it, and might see if I can find any in depth writing online about it. I enjoyed it, and there were sections of the book that stand alone as really excellent small stories, but I have to say I did find the overall story quite confusing to follow, and the ending just seemed to wrap up out of nowhere. Use >!spoiler!List of websites maintained by /r/comicbook redditors.Instructions for Creators and Previous AMAs.If you are a creator who is interested in setting up an AMA please see the AMA instructions in the FAQ. Check your pictures for piracy links before posting them.

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