I very much enjoyed the art, although the appearing/disappearing earrings of the cleric annoyed me. Just leave them off permanently if they're a pain to draw already! 
 I agree with Jan Phillipzig about the writing ... 
 " I did not much care for plot and characters during the book's first half. A bunch of young female fantasy characters designed by male creators to be perceived as emancipated based on their cooler-than-thou attitudes and on their ability to commit "manly" acts of senseless violence, I thought. Not my kind of feminism." I agree with the rest too. 
 Once more interest in actually developing character started, I enjoyed the ride, but it was still very much a book written by DnD guys about women, and not very old guys either. If I'm wrong about that, please call me on it, but that's my impression. 
 But how much authenticity should one look for in a Sword and Sorcery comics book? It was refreshing to have more than one gender being considered, even in light entertainment.