If you can manage to read the first few pages through rolling your eyes, it's a decent grimdark adventure. Cool monster design, cool weapons, badass protagonist and a comfortable episodic travelling merc kind of pace with a hint at the overarching quest via the brand. I hope that fairy thing dies next volume though. Hard to say if I like Guts for Guts or just because I've heard he becomes a much more developed character down the line. For the moment, the parts that are there to make you empathise with him are pretty transparent, but there is a smidge of nuance in how clearly in denial he is about not caring about innocents caught in the crossfire.