After almost becoming zombie chow, survivor MEGAN WILLIAMS is whisked away to a secret government rehab facility for those like girls (well, mostly girls) who have survived “metaphysical phenomena.”  But Megan’s convinced her kid sister also pulled through.  And will stop at absoultely nothing to find her.

I need to admit here that this comic book is one of the better comic books I have read recently. And thats saying something looking at the fact that I had read a lot of bad comic books recently.

This comic book is a compelling and inventive debut that blends humor, heart, and a touch of the surreal. 

The story in this comic book is very engaging and thought-provoking. At the same time the story is setting up an intriguing world with strong characters and sharp storytelling.

This comic book has a unique premise to it. I find the idea of a group of “last girls” navigating a strange, post-apocalyptic is pretty unique and fun at the same time. In a way I was completely hooked me from the star because this comic book offers plenty of room for humor, drama, and unexpected twists.

The artwork in this comic book is very good. The artwork here complements the story beautifully, with expressive characters and dynamic panel layouts that keep the pacing lively.

The artwork in this comic book balances the whimsical and the serious effectively. Which made me give this comic book some points for doing.

The protagonists in this comic book is charming and relatable, with distinct personalities that made me personally root for them. 

This entire comic book hints at deeper backstories and conflicts, making me eager to see where it goes in the rest of this comic book series. 

The universe in this comic book feels rich and layered, with visual and narrative details that invite curiosity without overwhelming us as readers.

The pacing is for the most part well-paced. But there are some moments could benefit from a bit more breathing room to fully develop key ideas or emotional beats.

I Give This Book 4 / 5