While not as good as the first part, Revolutions in Terror, this arc was imaginative. The plot is simple with, again, a quick set up and resolution. If this story was in live action it would need to be expanded a lot, but for a comic it uses the medium to its advantage. Some of the lines from the 'diary' section were genuinely laugh-out-loud funny. The art was good and the contrast between the two styles worked well. My only real issue was that the 'handwritten' narration was sometimes hard to read. Overall a solid quick read.