As an action-adventure, this book is actually quite successful. It reads quickly and enjoyably and is supported by strong art. However, when you take a closer look, the flaws start to add up. 
 First, we have the extreme sexualization, put in solely as a marketing ploy as far as I can tell. Voodoo crawls around as the splash for both issues 1 & 4. She acts as a stripper, she has pseudo-lesbian sex. 
 Second, a lot of the plot just doesn't make sense. Why is Voodoo acting as a stripper? No particular reason and she quickly leaves it behind. Why does she keep insisting her name is Voodoo, even though that was just the name of the head stripper at her strip club? No reason. Why is she suddenly able to easily fulfill her mission now, when she apparently couldn't before? No reason. Why is she so powerful that she can take out daemonites by the dozen? Who knows. 
 Third, it's darned hard to like a book about a serial killer when she doesn't really have redeeming qualities.