As stated, it might take the reader a few more turns to get the overall story. Both Moreci and Dauberman dont do a great job with the world-building. Maybe the writers intend on revealing more as the first arc continues. 

Resonant is gorgeous and attractive. It would stand out in any comic book shop amongst any covers made by Big-Time artists. The pacing might be slow for the average comic book reader, but it has the potential to be something that garners a decent following. Resonant is worth the risk.

Once this first story arc is over, the reader should have a good grasp of the future he is writing. The story can develop much further from there. Two issues in, Resonant stands out from other indie titles about dystopian futures. 

If you're looking for something fun featuring everyone's favorite mutant, no one can go wrong with Wolverine Vs. Blade. While rooted in Marvel continuity, this special is not needed to keep up with any main storyline. An enjoyable, easy read that any new comic book fan can pick up and enjoy.