I felt the premise was very interesting. Every 90 years gods appear on Earth and live for two years. During those two years a lot of them are pop stars or just celebrities. While on Earth the Gods are regulated and follow certain rules. When a crime occurs and a God is to blame, a mystery unfolds to find out who is the culprit. 
 What I enjoyed the most from this book was the premise and the artwork. It was absolutely stunning and it's worth to leaf through the book just to appreciate the art. I also really enjoyed the character of Lucifer and everything they were about. 
 My main issue with this book is the writing. It was a huge miss for me. As the story progressed there were a few instances where I was genuinely lost and didn't understand what was happening from one panel to the other. There was also a lot of gratuitous cussing. I myself don't mind cussing in movies, books, or comics especially, but I found the cussing in this to be excessive and unnecessary. It really took me out of the story at times and that's why I gave it three stars instead of four. What really draws me to a comic book is the writing and the artwork. But the writing takes precedent every time, and this one just didn't cut it in my opinion. 
 Not sure if I'll be picking up the second volume, although I just might leaf through it at the bookstore for the artwork and to see if the writing has improved any. If not, there are plenty of other graphic novels out there with excellent writing and great art that I can turn to. :)