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The rest of the book finds Van amid the conflict between the Bloom and the Warlords as she continues to cut down the clones of her son and forms an uneasy alliance with a Bloom member to find the Ward’s DNA storage facilities for what she seeks only to have commit an act of violence amid the Bloom camp which could get her killed…

It’s a surreal idea, a quasi immortality bound to the memory banks and processor units and Van debates her quest with her mother before being given some of the information she needs to help her locate her sons DNA.

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We get a bit more orientation in the geo political landscape of this world and The Bloom which are the resistance power in this struggle against the Warlord’s and Lindsay shows of some very cool sci fi ideas one of which is Van coming face to face with her Mother but not a flesh and blood version but rather a holographic intelligent and aware simulation preserved in multiple portable super computers. Lindsay really isn’t afraid to just drop you in it and have you wade through this very alien world torn apart by a conflict Van has no interest in beyond reclaiming what she seeks. Lindsay emphasizes this apartness in Van she left the world behind and returns to find a world further in decline even as she seeks ways to get her son’s DNA back and stop it being used to make clones… and find a way off the planet. Most of the time I can see to the heart of what I’m reading but Everfrost #2 is one of those times I cant and it’s both a thrilling and confusing experience which in some ways mirrors the main character Van’s confusion as she finds herself displaced in time and orientating herself in a world which she no longer fully recognizes. There aren’t too many comics I read where I don’t grasp everything that’s going on.