Glory is tough and determined, but she's also emotional, and as readers we're privy to this information right away, making us feel for her even more. All in all, the first issue of Death or Glory is griping and enticing, with several plot twists which are slightly predictable from a writer's POV, but still exciting and leaves you wondering what's next.

Issue #2 is a solid continuation of Death or Glory, and provides the readers with a greater sense of urgency, as well as more questions than answers, as any good story should. The world Glory lives in is far more sinister and depraved than we ever could have imagined, and I'm anxious to see if Glory eventually learns the scope of her ex's work. And if she does, how will she handle it? My guess: not well.