purplepages's review
3.0
I was a bit underwhelmed by this. The plot, when you read the synopsis, sounds pretty interesting. I was hoping I'd see it on the first issue, but it wasn't there. It showed a lot of violence, and an introduction to this heroine who could get killed, but does not completely die. I wanted to know more about the world she was in and the people around her. I needed to know more about the reasons why there was rivalry between the "families" in this world. I never got that. I guess the first issue was simply an introduction, nothing more.
thenia's review
3.0
Review of Volume 1, Issues 1-4:
The introduction to a dystopian world where a few families rule.
Forever Carlyle is the Lazarus of the Carlyle family, meaning the commander of their army forces who answers directly to her father, the leader of the family.
Beautiful, dark art and a very engaging story that leaves you wanting answers.
The introduction to a dystopian world where a few families rule.
Forever Carlyle is the Lazarus of the Carlyle family, meaning the commander of their army forces who answers directly to her father, the leader of the family.
Beautiful, dark art and a very engaging story that leaves you wanting answers.
kikiandarrowsfishshelf's review
3.0
The idea is interesting, but the plot is pretty predictable (at least in this first issue).
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