Sister Maria has recruited two horny drug-fueled weirdos to stop the apocalypse. Their names? Jesus and Satan. Can these biblical frenemies help this nun with a gun defeat an army of pissed off mythological gods? Only one thing’s for sure — it’s gonna be a wild ride!

Let me start this review by saying that this one is just a preview for the entire comic book. And I read it because I wanted to see if the full comic book was worth the money and time I would spend on it. And im gonna give you the answer for that at the end of this review.

This preview sets out to deliver a bold and irreverent take on religious and mythological themes, but ultimately falters in execution. While the concept of this preview is intriguing and audacious, the narrative struggles with coherence and depth, leaving much to be desired.

The story in this preview thrusts us as readers into a world where deities and religious figures engage in a chaotic battle for supremacy. The creators of this preview create a plot laden with satire and dark humor, aiming to challenge conventional narratives. However, the storyline often feels disjointed, with scenes that lack clear transitions and purpose. This lack of cohesion makes it difficult for me personally to fully engage with the narrative or connect with the characters.

The character development is notably lacking in this preview. The protagonists, while initially captivating due to their outrageous nature, are presented with minimal depth. Their motivations and personalities are not fully explored, resulting in characters that feel more like caricatures than fully realized individuals. This superficial treatment hinders the potential for meaningful character arcs and emotional investment.

The writing in this preview, while attempting to capture a blend of humor and shock value, often falls short. The dialogue lacks the wit and cleverness needed to elevate the comedic elements, leading to interactions that feel forced and uninspired. This diminishes the potential for dynamic exchanges and meaningful development which have left me feeling disconnected from the characters’ journeys.

The artwork in this preview is a highlight, bringing a vibrant and exaggerated style that complements the outrageous tone of the story. The illustrations are bold and energetic, capturing the chaotic essence of the narrative with dynamic character designs and action sequences. The visual style adds an element of visual interest, though it cannot fully compensate for the narrative shortcomings.

The pacing of this preview is another significant issue I had with this preview. Because this preview has scenes that either drag without adding value or rush through potentially important moments. This inconsistency disrupts the flow and makes it challenging for me personally to maintain interest or fully grasp the plot’s progression. A more balanced approach could improve the overall reading experience by allowing for deeper exploration of both plot and character.

So will I buy and read the full version of this comic book ? I don’t think I will. The main reason behind this is how poorly this preview was very uninteresting for me personally.

I Give This Book 2 / 5