If Graphic Novels were judged entirely off their art, this would be a 5 star, 10/10, recommend to literally everyone I know read. The full colour portraits are absolutely stunning and the detail put into each page is admirable, not once did I look at a page and think they'd kind of cut corners. I love the unique designs of each god, the face paint, the hair, the everything. But the story let me down just a little bit. I am a big fan of 'show not tell' and letting world building reveal itself organically through the story. But that just wasn't enough here. I understand there's a huge cast of characters- 12 very different, individually fascinating gods. But to just name drop them without any explanation was really confusing and made me feel like I was missing out on something I should have already understood. In general I hate those 'cast of characters' things you get at the beginning of some books, but I feel like that would have been really useful here. Just cause the main character is obsessed with all the gods doesn't mean we are and intuitively understand who they are talking about? I did genuinely love the story though, got way too connected to some of the characters way too early, absolutely loved the PoC representation and now have crushes on 90% of the characters. 
 (also how hell am I supposed to say 'BADG'?? my mouth does not work that way)