by Mike Carey and Peter Gross, 240 pages
Yay! Stuff is starting to make sense! Tom(my) Taylor and his cohorts continue on their mission to defeat the mysterious cabal that controls world events through storytelling (at least, I think that's what they do). Meanwhile, we finally get a backstory, told through the diary entries of Tom(my)'s father/creator (still not sure if Tom(my) is real or fictional). As I type this, I realize that this story is still really murky, despite all of the backstory and the fact that this volume brings the end of the initial story arc. Perhaps the next arc will be clearer, though somehow I doubt it.
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