Status Updates From Hyde Street, Volume 2
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Jayson
is on page 126 of 131
Notes:
(1) The last two issues are technically Parts 1 and 2 of "The Butcher of Hyde Street" storyline, though there's nothing introductory about them: they're at the very least Act Two.
- Issues #7-10 are really where the story begins—where ideas and characters are introduced.
- Issues #11-12 are where things unravel, twists are revealed, and characters go into panic mode.
— 16 hours, 15 min ago
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Notes:
(1) The last two issues are technically Parts 1 and 2 of "The Butcher of Hyde Street" storyline, though there's nothing introductory about them: they're at the very least Act Two.
- Issues #7-10 are really where the story begins—where ideas and characters are introduced.
- Issues #11-12 are where things unravel, twists are revealed, and characters go into panic mode.
Jayson
is on page 78 of 131
Notes:
(1) This volume continues the trend of storytelling in paired-up parts, albeit within the series' first real story arc.
- Hitherto, it's mainly been introductions, worldbuilding, and clarifying the concept.
- Issue #8 picks up where #7 ended last volume, re: the "Pranky's Mask" storyline.
- Issues #9-10 are both origin stories drawn by fill-in artist Francis Portela.
— Nov 08, 2026 04:00AM
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Notes:
(1) This volume continues the trend of storytelling in paired-up parts, albeit within the series' first real story arc.
- Hitherto, it's mainly been introductions, worldbuilding, and clarifying the concept.
- Issue #8 picks up where #7 ended last volume, re: the "Pranky's Mask" storyline.
- Issues #9-10 are both origin stories drawn by fill-in artist Francis Portela.
Jayson
is starting
Notes:
(1) One of the biggest revelations rereading Volume 1 was how it was narratively and thematically relayed in pairs, two issues at a time.
- That's not something you notice reading in singles, a month between sittings.
- Of course, Volume 1 ended on an odd number, so whether that pairs with this first issue or if the one-two punch paradigm remains is to be determined.
— Nov 07, 2026 12:30PM
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Notes:
(1) One of the biggest revelations rereading Volume 1 was how it was narratively and thematically relayed in pairs, two issues at a time.
- That's not something you notice reading in singles, a month between sittings.
- Of course, Volume 1 ended on an odd number, so whether that pairs with this first issue or if the one-two punch paradigm remains is to be determined.
