Come Into Me #2 Review

Writers: Zac Thompson & Lonnie Nadler / Artist: Piotr Kowalski / Black Mask Studio Finally, we’ve arrived at the second issue of Come Into Me and we get to see the aftermath of Becky’s death. Now, instead of Becky visiting Quinn’s mind, she’s taken an extended vacation. Let’s me just say that it’s every fear I’ve ever had about someone being able to reach into another person’s mind. It’s trippy, it’s haunting and invasive as all hell.

Obviously, Quinn is not happy with the fact that none of them knew Becky was dying but honestly, the writing was on the wall. This results in him going to drastic measures and presenting Becky’s idea to use Inbeing as a social experience in order to gain more money from investors. From there, we get to see what it’s like for a person to have someone else stuck in their head for more than a day and it’s not pretty. To call Becky an infection in Quinn’s mind is an understatement. As he tries to go on with his normal life, we see the struggle between him and Becky within his own head. It’s almost hard to talk about the kind of things that happen without spoiling the issue. A lot of time is spent trying to find a way to save Becky’s mind and get it out of Quinn. I found the whole situation to be fascinating because I kept asking, what would you do if you had someone died while there were visiting your mind? Would you put them back in their now dead body and just let them die completely? Or would you exhaust every avenue to preserve their mind a…