GUMAA: THE BEGINNING OF HER #7 ends the volume with a classic battle between good and evil, but the last moments leave the door open to interpretation. JeeHyung Lee's tale is packed with urgency and energy, and the art team's visuals are gorgeous. Read Full Review

Cool book, I appreciate the vibe. Kind of a Dark Angel meets the Crow with some Charmed mixed in but darker. The art was ok, would have obviously preferred if Lee did the artwork alone, but it was fine. The story was a little clunky but I'll keep reading to see where it goes from here. If I have one big gripe, it's the lettering and speech balloons or whatever you wanna call those. It was really distracting and I didn't like it at all. But as an introductory series, it was solid and got me interested in what's to come. If nothing comes after, I'll appreciate this series a lot less though.