I enjoyed Vol. 1, and hunted up this volume online to see what happens next. Protagonist Devlin is coping with his new life in a dimension separated from his own by a matter of seconds - enough that the buildings are the same, but the people are not. Indeed, he's living with a bunch of people who also fell through gaps in time, and while he's still hoping to find a way back to his own dimension he seems to be settling in to this new situation surprisingly well...

While I enjoy graphic novels, some stories are better suited for the format than others, and I think this one would have been more enjoyable as text - I didn't find the artwork an enhancement. And this volume seemed to drag a bit, losing the tension from the first volume.

I left this book in the Little Free Library on this rainy day; hope someone enjoys it!

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*** Released for the 2018 Tick Tock release challenge. ***