This a review of the whole series, and not just the first book. 
 I like the idea and the plot of the whole story, yet I found it problematic because it seemed that the premise of the last man on earth, was too good to be passed by actual men. It seems (and I may be mistaken) that no women actually participated in the script of this story; I know that Pia Guerra is the penciller, (yet I am not too familiar with graphic novels' division of labor) but she wasn't the penciller for all the issues anyway. 
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 I was deeply uncomfortable with the use of the word "tranny" right in the beginning of the novel, and while I'm giving the character the benefit of the doubt, in regards to her own mysigynistic comments, this work is very shallow in regards to its depiction of how women "behave" or are. The depiction of organized women (in barely two months) as amazons seems very unreal, yet given the other negative depictions of misogyny in the graphic novel, I wouldn't brush it aside another aspect of "sci-fi" that needs suspension of disbelief. 
 No work is unproblematic, but when you say words like tranny, along with portraying women being anti-choice (when in reality Washington MEN are the most vocals about it), Amazons (and then equating them with lesbians) that maim their breasts so that they can shoot like men?? I just don't get it. The depictions of Amazon women seem taken out of what the horrible website: Return of Kings depicts as 'feminists'. 
 I'm not going to argue the problems of the graphic novel, I'm just simply going to list now the instances where I found words that were problematic to me: 
 "Tranny" 
 "Faggot" 
 "Faggy" 
 "Puss out" 
 "Retard" 
 "She is more man than woman" (referring to 355) 
 "Cunt" 
 Rape being the cause of a woman being a hero/villain is an overused and inappropriate trope. 
 Are those knitting needles? (355 answers:) I am a woman 
 "Those Peeta faggots" 
 Treating 355 like a man because of her line of work... Right bro? 
 Having 355 saying: woman is the n*gger of the world. If this were actually written or even read by a person of woman of color before being edited they would've known how problematic this is. I find it really hard to believe that a black woman would say this. This sounds like white feminist bullshit that perpetuates racist connotations when talking about oppression; translation: "we so oppressed, we're treated like blacks. But it's cool, it's just a metaphor cause we ain't black, and therefore don't really know how they are treated" 
 "Magic fag" 
 "Stop being a pussy, and man the fuck up" 
 Telling Dr. Mann to smile...ugh 
 "You learned to not hit like a girl" 
 355 being hot now, cause she was butch when he met her 
 Anyway... I read the story to see how it panned out (it's not everyday you see a story about women being left to deal with the apocalypse)... but it was too mansplained for my taste. 
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