The story was nice, 5.5 out of 10. The art work was very pleasing to the eye and I really liked the story and how diverse the characters were. I read a comic a while ago, also with two queer main characters, but there it felt like the author was using (for lack of a better term) their 'queerness' to try and push the story forward, rather than it carrying its own weight. This wasn't the case here, I thought the story for the most part was balanced and natural. What I didn't like however was how fast things were moving between Kim Reaper and Becka. Kim at one moment says 'I care about you and want to keep you safe.' When scroll back a day ago she didn't even know who Becka was. It felt like it took maybe 30 minutes to fall in love and another 30 to have this huge fall out between them. It really put me off at first, but after some time I got over it, and could enjoy the rest of the story.

Also, The Board of Grim Reapers was pretty cool! :)

A sincere thank you to NetGalley and Oni Press for the comic!