Very bold ending to story. The creator put together complex and detailed characters. The writer and artist were a great team. They were able to capture the struggle of Hector in each panel as you watched his ups and downs. The ending was not predictable but you felt that each page you read it was downhill for Hector. The creator Nate Wunderman wrapped up the story for all the characters quite well. Do suggest you reading this mini series

It is the final issue and it is a winner. Several twists makes this a must read to the end issue. You want to see if Hector gets it together or what happens if he doesn't. You finish reading the last panel and think "wow".
The creative team worked well together. The artist Dug Nation made sure each panel was clean, full of emotion and detailed. The colorist Josephine Roberts' usage of the palette of colors was magnificent The writer Hannibal Tabu made sure the storyline flowed from page to page. Tabu was clear and concise and enjoyed his writing. A great mini series from Wunderman Comics and creator Nate Wunderman.

Don't want to spoil the ending as this is the last issue of this mini series. Does Hector give up his party life? Does he find love? Can he put the past behind him? I can't say I really ever warmed up to Hector is this series. We see a little of his human side but his actions make you forget that he doesn't really care about anything. You feel sorry for Gus and you are happy he finally wakes up. Catalina is a great character. She definitely did not disaappoint. The ending was somewhat of a surprise. The writer has done an amazing job of creating a connection with each of these characters. The colorist stays on point throughout and gives you the subtle and somber feeling. The artist is magnificent with his facial expressions! Overall, a fun creative team that looks very promising!