The story takes a 180-degree turn in a direction that will bring things a little too close to home for both of them.

The book takes the bold colors and geometric patterns characteristic of Native American art and gives them a modern twist. This, combined with the folk-tale quality of the story makes for a visually stunning and unique read I thoroughly enjoyed.

I really liked this new take on the character, though I was a bit underwhelmed by the amount of butt kickings and I would have liked to see Ivy showing off her powers a bit more. That may just be my inner crazy ginger talking, of course. That being said, I'm reserving my full excitement for the next issue to see if the pace picks up a little, but other than that, it's definitely well worth the read.

While I felt the story itself slightly lacked in the stakes department and was a tad predictable, I'll definitely be sticking around for the next few issues to see how their predicament picks up. We got a solid couple pages of butt kickins, looking forward to seeing where this goes.

This book sets up nicely what promises to be a really interesting story told with some pretty darn beautiful artwork, pleasing to us normal folk and history buffs alike.

Definitely worth checking out.