In this issue, we dive into the mind of Kovacs, or Rorschach. Dr. Malcolm thinks he understands this guy. Seriously I think it is the other way around. Rorschach understands Dr. Malcolm.

Best part of this issue was the flashback when Kovacs became Rorschach. He gave that dude a choice. Either he didn’t take the choice or he failed at doing it, I don’t know. What a way to go though. He deserved it though. Bastard.

RAW SHARK DOWN!!! Oh noes! This story is unfolding like a thrown roll of toilet paper over a tree at 2 am. Oh the thrills! I’m picking up chapter 6 as soon as I am done writing this review.

Let me say that I didn’t see that one coming. This are unraveling that I don’t know what part it will play in the future. How will he get out of this situation? What is Jon doing? Who is evil? Who is behind all this? What is going to happen to me when I find out all these answers?

Oh, and I hope that pirate lives. He is badass.

Garth Franklin over at Dark Horizons, mentions that the film version of “Y: The Last Man” is looking good. The article also explains the plans to make the movie a trilogy and downplay the Beth angle. LaBeouf has expressed interest in the movie. I only hope this does not make this into a comedic adventure, but rather an adventure with some “Yorrik” moments.

I would like the story to main relatively true to the core, however, I would have to agree that the Beth angle was sort of a side story. While it did drive and move Yorrik through-out the story, I can see how even if you completely remove Beth, you would still have Y: The Last Man.

Having just finished the series last week, I would recommend as a good post-apocalyptic read.

Movie is slated for completion in 2010.