Hadrian's Wall, Issue #3 sees the captain interfering in the investigation by denying Simon's access to certain files. Worse yet, Simon is in the middle of opioid withdrawal because someone flushed all of his pain pills. Issue #2 ended with a hooded figure conspiring with one other crew members about the investigation, and issue #3 ends with… Another surprise or two.
I've been writing a lot of reviews lately because I got a new headset, and it's making it easier for me to compose them. My hand shakes, and typing is difficult. All of the comics I'm reading are good, but Hadrian's Wall has a unique style. The artwork is more realistic than iconic, much more realistic. The style is very dark, very noir. In the comments section, the creators talk about the influence that Blade Runner had on their work, saying that it would be hard not to be influenced by that movie.
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