Bad day. Started bad, stayed that way. 
 Melaka Fray is just your typical post-apocalyptic future girl - pulling grab jobs, hiding from an overprotective sister in the law, and jumping from flying cars. That is until a big red demon shows up to let in her on the news around town: She's a Slayer, and it's her destiny to rid the world of vampires. 
 Before we get started let me say two things 1) I promise this will not be a Joss Whedon fangirl love letter and 2) Don't worry about the mythos. 
 So I loved this. The plot has some wonderful expected and unexpected turns. This is where I say don't worry about the mythos. Yes, Mel is a Slayer, yes of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer fame, but honestly it's such a different world and different meaning, that there's no need to know about BtVS whatsoever. This has an identity of it's own, seperate of the Buffyverse. 
 The writing is wonderful, and makes sense when you consider the shortness of tv/movie writing with that of a graphic novel. Whedon sets up great one liners and banter, but also really deep moments and character development. This stands along with the gorgeous artwork. The colourization of this is definitely my favourite part, displaying the city Mel lives in beautifully. 
 Overall, I really, really enjoyed this. Take the things I love, combine them well, and you get Fray.