Review for all 10 volumes. 
 Brian K. Vaughan is officially my graphic novel guru. He's killing it with Saga, and I loved this series. It's so good. I was hesitant with the first volume. This topic could have been a complete disaster. I'm so glad it wasn't. It was such a compelling and realistic commentary of gender and relationships. I think what I loved the most was how varied and diverse the female cast was. Granted, 99% of the cast is female, but there was such a range in race, sexuality, and personalities. You have your strong women and evil women; women who make good choices and bad choices, but are all strong in their own right. I was just so impressed with the narrative in general. It was seamless. While the explanation for why all the men died was a little ambiguous, even Yorick subtly pointing that out in the narrative. 
 The last volume was the strongest. Maybe it's because I binge read the series, but I cried through the last three issues. Everything is resolved really well, even if it was a sad ending for the series as a whole. I just loved the ending. It was so well done and so true to the characters. Highly recommend. I think I'd rate the series as a 4.5 overall.