My one complaint with this is that I feel like there is often just Too Much Going On with the art, either too many panels on one page or too many different things happening in a larger panel, and it sometimes makes the story line a bit confusing. That being said I do think there is a coherent story line here and I really enjoyed it, even though I'm noticing a lot of reviewers would disagree with me on that. 
 Listen, I picked this up because 1. I've been meaning to try something by Kelly Sue 2. It looked pretty and 3. the blurb said it "marries the magical realism of Sandman with the western brutality of Preacher". I'm not sure if that's ENTIRELY true, but I'm also not entirely sure that's a bad thing. I have a special nostalgic place in my heart for Preacher and I'm slowly working my way through Sandman now, but as so often happens to women reading comics, there are many points where I am very aware that they were Not Written For Me. THIS was written for me, and I love it for that.