I've finished up this second volume in the series, having read and reviewed the six issues collected here separately. So far the series hasn't really grabbed me with a must-keep-reading feeling, but I'm invested enough to keep going. I think I prefer this volume to the previous one, despite it having the odd issue that rated higher, because it feels as if there's a greater emphasis on the relationships between the different characters. Perhaps that's just a function of not having to do as much set-up, so the focus can lean more towards narrative now rather than worldbuilding. I liked it, anyway - all the issues got three stars from me.