Y: The Last Man

 This is your typical set up issue for this book. Mostly it is a lot of talking heads, that I am sure is here to introduce everyone just jumping on to the charactyers. Although, you would have to be pretty dumb or ignorant of what this book was, to decide to start at this point.
  The art is decent, but it is unintrussive, letting the writing have its day. The dialogue is snappy and doesn't seem to be too weighed down by its attempts to be hip.
   While I call it a typical issue, I do not mean it is bad or bland. It is just this is how all of the story arcs begin.
Once more a very good beginning.