The artwork is good, the subject matter intriguing, though the writing kept this from getting more stars from me. 
 A plague has killed all of the adults, and now the children that remain in this harsh new world are fighting amongst themselves for resources. One girl, Lisa, rises above the others by using her brains to find food and useful items in places many haven't checked. I didn't care for Lisa's arrogance and selfishness. If she was my leader, I would have formed a mutiny! Her friends try to talk to her and encourage her to be more open, but her attitude never changes, even at the very end! Bah. 
 Dystopian novels seem to be fairly popular these days, largely due to the Hunger Games books. This was originally written in the mid '70s, before Mad Max even made an appearance, so it's not as imitative as you might initially think.