Ten more pages would have made it more balanced tome

The designs are beautiful. But if the first two volumes sometimes went to photorealism in color processing by computer, there is nothing like it here with more traditional colors. I personally prefer this new approach warmer, but the result is a third volume graphically very different from the first two, which is a shame considering this volume in its entire context.

More importantly, we feel a very unpleasant acceleration of history toward the end: major events are summarized in just a few cases, and the epilogue takes exactly one box on the last page. Is that the story was planned in 4 volumes rather than three? This seems possible. Perhaps the publisher has sought a solution to quickly conclude a problematic cycle. It's a shame because the world is fascinating Megalex and could easily make it a more satisfactory treatment.