Status Updates From Queen and Country: The Defi...

Read Rucka's interviews with artist Brian Hurtt and writer Antony Johnston respectively, as well as the latter's supplementary material (glossary and the like) for the Declassified Volume 3: Nicholas Poole.

Read Rucka's interview with first Q&C artist Steve Rolston.

Finished Declassified Vol. 3: Nicholas Poole, written by Antony Johnston and drawn by Christopher Mitten. Johnston has crafted an interesting background adventure, with personal connections, for Poole from his SAS days, and fills in well for Rucka. Mitten also does a good job, although there are occasions where I find some characters, in certain scenes, hard to tell apart.

Finished Declassified Vol. 2: Tom Wallace, which covers Wallace's recruitment to the SIS and an important mission in Hong Kong around the time of the handover in 1997. It is another very fine arc, which provides some nice character backstory, both for Wallace and Crocker (who has a supporting part in the wings).

Started on Declassified Vol. 2: Tom Wallace. Rick Burchett on art duty fits the series well, and one chapter in, this promises to also be a good arc.