In this second issue, Jamais Vu proves once more that when
it comes to dark, unsettling pieces, they are second to none. That’s not to say
that I finished the issue feeling wholly satiated, but for the duration of my
reading, I was pleased to lose myself for long moments in worlds so artfully
crafted that I felt genuine jealousy after reading. For what it’s worth,...
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