I loved this, and can see why people have been raving about it as a book that manages to have high stakes for the character without taking itself too seriously. The only reason it doesn't get five stars is that I felt the art, which had a gorgeously simplistic style to it for the first three issues, falls off notably in the last two, which is important since there's a surprise character reveal that doesn't quite work because the reveal is the first time we see the character in this lesser style and so the moment loses impact in the resulting confusion. 
 If the series can stay this strong, though, I'll definitely keep picking up the trades.