rating: /5 
 I received this as an ARC from NetGalley for an honest review. 
 NO SPOILERS! 
 I've been feeling in the mood for a graphic novel lately. I don't own any but a few old Spiderman comics and my Archie comics from when I was younger. I went into the comic blindly and it was so thrilling! At the beginning of the novel, there's a young normal girl, Erin, who sets off early in the morning for her current job as the paper girl. This comic is set in Ohio and in the year of 1998, the day after Halloween. Erin is starting to feel suspicious that something was going on and then suddenly meets these angsty paper girls who come to save the day, you could say. So many bizarre things began to happen, but they slowly started to come together. I'm not going to exactly explain them, because, well, that'd be slightly impossible. This obviously lead to a confusing plot and I couldn't exactly tell where it was going, but that's what I enjoyed about it! It's filled with multiple sci-fi elements and action. Did I mention sci-fi? It's entirely sci-fi. Since I was sent the digital arc of this bind up of all 5, I read them all at once and I thoroughly could say I'm going to be reading a lot more by Brian K. Vaughan. Now, for the art. I really started reading this book because of this stunning cover! I give props to the artists that contributed because it was the main aspect that kept me going. It just kept getting better and better through out the comic. I can't wait for the next release, especially with that cliff hanger at the end! Brian K. Vaughan is certainly a brilliant writer when it comes to these kinds of novels. Despite how this book didn't blow me away, I still enjoyed it enough to say so. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a quick, thrilling comic with heavy sci-fi elements.