Review Originally Posted On The Sassy Book Geek 
 With volume 1 here I was absolutely hooked from the get go! The premise is so unique and interesting, I mean everyone's pop star idols are literal GODS reincarnated every 90 years and only live for 2 before they die. The only problem is that we don't get much explanation for anything in this volume and I was left with a lot more questions than answers. I'm actually still not 100% sure of what's going on....at all. But that's okay because it's still SO GOOD! 
 The overall mythology/world building is pretty vague but already extremely fascinating. Of course there's loads of room for more development, which I'd love, such as exactly why the gods are reincarnated and why it's only every 90 years etc. Anyways probably one of my favorite parts about this graphic novel is how diverse the gods are, not only with thier human bodies but with the actual gods themselves. We see gods from all different kinds of mythology and religions : Irish, Egyptian, the religion of Christianity, Norse, Shinto (a Japanese religion), Greek, Sumerian, and probably a ton more as well! I think it's AWESOME to see some other mythologies other than the traditional Greek and Roman being represented in stories, it's fun to learn about all of these other gods, goddesses, and deities. 
 The characters, if you couldn't already tell, were a-ma-zing! As I already stated they were all very diverse characters with different races and sexualities as well as the gods themselves being from many different mythologies and religions. Laura, the main character, was really relatable one of the main reasons being that she's a huge fangirl of the gods. She's pretty down to Earth and feisty! I also absolutely fell in love with Luci aka Lucifer, I mean seriously her character is so badass and all around amazing. One of the greatest characters I've ever come across! The Morrigan is a close favorite as well since I think her character is gorgeous and also one of the more interesting gods since she's an Irish war goddess but is a sort of 3 goddesses in 1 type of thing! Overall though each god was very different with their own unique styles and personalities so they're pretty easy to keep track of. 
 The art style........how do I even begin to gush about the stunning artwork in "The Wicked + The Divine"? It's one of the best art styles I've come across in a graphic novel it's realistic, detailed, and the color palette is absolutely beautiful! I adored how vibrant all of the colors were! I was forcing the pages in everyone's faces so they could behold how gorgeous the art is! 
 *gush, gush, gush, gush* 
 Also that ending is pretty brutal so I recommend having the next volume on hand!