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 | | I've been reading comics for decades, and turning the first page of this issue into the two-page spread that finds Commander Bohr standing in the middle of a sun-dappled river in the middle of a lush forest had me gasping in surprise. |
 | | Nevertheless, it does take an otherwise one-note adversary and instead gives him a home life, a sense of duty and honor, and a reason to be the person that he is. Even though we must, by necessity, root for Arwyn, we can no longer see Bohr as another obstacle to be disposed of. |
 | | Bohr is a thinking, feeling being, and this touching tribute to the gray areas in life raises SOJOURN several notches to a level of literary complexity that is most welcome. |
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