the story in this comic is... well, odd, and not very well developed IMO. i cannot say much about the art except that it was interesting, especially the use of colours, but after reading the first volume, i'm not sure what the story is about and it's not in the so-much-intrigue way, it's in the i-have-no-idea-what-i-am-reading way, and i don't like that in a comic. 
 i had a couple of issues with the plot and the characters: 
 - the story might be too complex for the way it's being told. too much left to the imagination of the reader... 
 - the supporting characters are not very well introduced nor developed. i still don't know who is alice and what she is doing in the story, and the names ginny and sissy got me confusing characters and story-lines all the time. And that some are dead and some alive was uncomfortably puzzling. all of this in the bad way. it didn't intrigue me, it annoyed me. 
 - i don't have problems with mature content in comics, but to put mature content without being relevant for the story is taking pages of good storytelling and making the story poor. 
 there are good things in the comic. for instance, the art is really cool; and the character of sissy is kind of cute, and the last couple of pages were interesting, so that i might get over my issues with the plot and try it again with the next volume. 
 thank you to netgalley and image comics for providing me with a copy of the comic