This issue was billed as a special issue, but really . . it was just another issue of Top 10. It was a little different in that it didn't focus on the precinct or the officers therein. This one focused on Sung. She's an Android lawyer. She used to be a police officer. I can't remember if she was in precinct 10, but . . now she's a lawyer and she's dating Pete. This issue kind of seemed like an extension of the last issue of Top 10. Pete is still acting a little strange, and since his dismissal from the force, he seems to be doing security work now. But he's not having any better luck at that. It all comes down to attitude. Anyways, we see that Sung has all the edicts of the law downloaded into her, she knows all the rules and mandates and such, but . . she doesn't know the nuances of the courtroom or the judicial process. Which is why she keeps losing case after case after case. But since she's just a public defender they don't really care if she's just learning as she goes along. Most of the people she represents are scum anyways. At least that's the way the prosecuting attorneys see 'em. Anyways, I thought it was an interesting book. There really wasn't anything special about it. Like I said it was almost entirely about Sung and her court cases. However we did see some interesting individuals. Zander and Kevin Cannon wrote it. The art was done by someone I've never heard of . . Daxiong. It wasn't to bad. It was different. Anyways, this book just kind of left me feeling like . . so what? It was ok, but it wasn't anything special.
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