Dmz #33

As I've said in previous reviews I am enjoying this arc, but it is also leaving a lot to be desired. I mean that in the sense that the story of Delgado and the election is an interesting one, and I want to see it looked at from a variety of angles that Wood hasn't given us, yet. With something this important happening in the DMZ I want to see some people besides just Matty and his Mother. Granted Wood doesn't really have the room to explore them in this arc, but I just hope that the aftermath of the election changes the status quo of the DMZ in a serious way and we continue to get more from this storyline otherwise this arc will seem like kind of a waste in retrospect. To get to this specific issue, Wood and Burchielli give us a solid issue as the citizens of the DMZ get closer to the polls. The end of the issue was pretty predictable, but I have faith Wood will give us some curve balls when the finale hits next issue.