WHAT THE FUCK HAPPENED WITH THE HUMOR IN THIS COMIC BOOK? This use to be hilarious, but now it's painfully slow and not funny at all. There's a few jokes here and there, but it's background stuff. I hate to admit this, but I'm only reading this comic book to see naked people these days. THANK GOD this comic book is ending next volume. I'm not sure how this will end, but I'm not expecting anything spectacular. ( )

"You have a vast feminine reservoir inside of you, baby, I know you do! I believe in your womanly powers!" ( )

There is a lot of weird going on in this supposedly penultimate volume, but it ends on such an uplifting note that I couldn't help but give it five stars. I am immensely curious to see how everything will finally wrap up, but this volume seems to be clearly moving in the right direction -- starting to resolve relationships, giving hints to the final scale of the conflict, etc. Points in this one not just for sex positivity but for good communication of emotions and needs in a relationship. Such a good series. ( )

Once upon a time, this was a book about criminals who had lots of sex. Then artificial roadblocks were introduced for dramatic effect resulting in less sex and less crime. This volume removes some of those obstacles as a large number of the cast starts to come together, but not for crime or sex, rather to form a vigilante SEC to combat insider trading? Huh?

Here's hoping next volume's finale is more Ocean's 11 and less The Big Short. ( )

I love this series, but this was my least favorite so far. It's slow build up and I'm getting really annoyed with some of the characters. Suze is dating the most boring and bland guy and Jon doesn't appreciate his uber kinky ladyfriend. Gasp, maybe they still miss each other??Also, Suze's ma is super into her sexual side and Suze is maybe talking to her dead father via an old dial up computer. What in tarnation is happening?!?! ( )