It isn't that I don't like this series. The artwork is so gorgeous and the plot is intriguing but it feels like the writer thinks this is much more interesting than it actually is. It is a series that seems to demand rereading each issue each time in order to remember what the fuck is going on, and though it may be good it is not THAT good. Heck, I'm so confused as to what the hell is going on, I am willing to just stop reading till it is complete. It is almost a parody of itself with the repetition of characters jumping between sympathetic and crazy/murderous. So at this point, I vow to wait till its done and read the whole damn thing in order to attempt to appreciate where this is going. Please make this all worth it in the end Nick Spencer. What was once a smart and engaging plot is becoming increasing convoluted and bloated. The end of each issue now features a column where Spencer explains the complex mysteries of the book and talks about various theories. I am not a fan of this approach, because I feel that it you need to point out such things, then you're clearly doing something wrong. I'm also not a fan of the self-congratulatory tone of the piece.
What do You think about Morning Glories, Vol. 5: Tests (2013)?
Mind-splosion! I don't know if that was the right thing to do...
—raihana
It is so confusing but I cannot stop reading it.
—Karlee
