I accidentally ended up with two copies of this after moving. I'm pretty sure what happened was that I lent one out, assumed I had given it away when I was heavily weeding pre-move, and bought a replacement copy. Then I found the other copy in a box of shared household books! So one of them is going to resume traveling.

I wrote a review of this not too long ago: HERE and my opinion is basically the same. Sadly, Image Comics stopped selling digital comics directly, and I don't want to buy from Amazon-run comiXology, so I was not able to read the last several volumes until they got released as trade PBs.

Added to the Halloween Bookbox

Added to the Halloween Bookbox

I'm claiming this softcover from the Halloween bookbox. I'd read another volume in this series, Commercial Suicide, and wanted to see what the first volume was like!

Later: While I did enjoy seeing some of the introductory action here, this volume didn't blow me away - though there are some choice bits. And the concept of gods reincarnated as Hot Young Things from widely diverse racial/ethnic backgrounds was quite fun, even if many of them still come across as entitled narcissists {wry grin}.

I left this book in this delightful piano-themed LFL on Christmas Day, on my way home from visiting family. Hope someone enjoys the book!

[See other recent releases in NY here.]

*** Released for the 2019 D for December release challenge. ***

*** Released for the 2019 Keep Them Moving release challenge. ***