The ongoing story continues to be amazing. It is a satisfying read because as many of the mysteries are deepening, we are also finally getting some answers as to who people are and what is happening at Morning Glory Academy. Every single time I've picked up one of these trades to read for the first time, I've had to go back and read through almost all of the previous volumes, so, if only to save time, I've decided to start reading this comic issue by issue every month. I just don't think I can find time to read all of the volumes over again anymore, as we have now completed Season One of Morning Glories. This will be the first comic I have purchased monthly since my childhood.
The re-introduction of the Truants (who we met briefly in the very first issue of Morning Glories) is interesting because of how seemingly late in the story they have arrived. The strange thing about them is that even though we are already in Volume 4 when they are more fully introduced, it is clear that they play a crucial part in the endgame of the overall mythology. It is as if they have been here all along (because they have).
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