Seeing as how the stories are without dialogue, MacIsaac has to deliver on the character ideas established by Lazarov, which he does beautifully. He is a skilled sequential artist who also excels at drawing the human form, which is obviously important when the comic is about people having sex.
Amal is very concerned with ensuring that TJ—because of his past—always consents to sex, and that he feels he has power while having sex. That ongoing dialogue really adds to what is already a fun, gorgeous comic. There’s a lot of humor throughout and lots of weird, road trip shenanigans (wait until you see TJ’s face when he realizes they’re south of the Mason Dixon line and can eat at a Waffle House!) so you are guaranteed to love it!
