Another geat installment
Bendis' characterization, dialogue and storytelling technique never falter in the third colume of Alias. I don't actually think that this is where "Alias hits its stride," as is said in the last review; Alias hit its stride with the first volume, and it never looked back.It goes without saying that the writing and artwork are both flawless in every issue. The first issue (#10, which should be the first issue of the last trade; it has more to do with this story, though) is done in water color, which I didn't think was a great idea. But that couldn't any less important. This is great.