Hmm. It's an weird, ugly world with a lot of problems--all the same kind of problems we deal with in the real world. At it's core, Saga's about family, and that shows. I really enjoy Hazel's narration of what's going on. Also, Alana. I adore Alana and Izabel. Marko... eh. 
 There is a fair bit of language, and some rather graphic visuals. Concepts dealt with include race and sex trafficking, 
 Art style is... good? But part of what i'm noticing about the digital age is a willingness to A. let the inks be kind of scrawley, and B. let the colorwork handle a lot of the heavy lifting. Haven't decided how I feel about it, but it's a thing. 
 Haven't yet decided if I'll pick up the next volume.