I'm constantly impressed as I go from panel to panel. The pacing of the story great, and the story continues to impress. As Kim slowly builds out the lore and the world in subtle ways, the action keeps moving and The Mermaid reveals more of who she is and what she is capable of. It's a slow burn story moving page to page like a freight train and reminds me so much of Japanese Manga, but with so much more visual depth. Read Full Review

Nice to look at and although it hasn't done anything particularly new or original, it hits solid, emotionally resonant notes that work well and the premise has tons of potential. The charming presentation is enough to make up for the fact that the story hardly moves--it's evident, and a little melancholy to note that this book was obviously intended as a minimal-dialogue, sort of Genndy Tartakovsky style animation rather than a comic. It would certainly have worked better that way. I'll stick with it a while longer; let's see if there's a plot waiting for us down the trail somewhere. As a cartoon it could get by on visuals alone; as a comic, it will at some point need to have more of a narrative.