I adore Alan Moore’s Top 10, its prequels and sidequels, so how could I not read an authorized sequel, even if Moore himself didn’t write it?
Beyond the Farthest Precinct, set five years after we’ve last looked in on Neopolis is. . . .good. It’s good. It doesn’t sing with the unmistakable Alan Moore brilliance, but it is good.
Certainly the love for references and visual Easter eggs continues. There are just as many here as in classic Top 10. The characters don’t really ring quite as true, though. You can definitely tell something is missing. Still, though, a fun time, and worth checking out if you are already a fan.
