Abbott combines a badass main character of color, a supernatural mystery, racial politics, social conflict and some good old-fashioned investigative work. It’s good. It’s a smart, well-paced first issue with plenty of questions and fascinating characters to bring you back for issue #2. Don’t miss this.

I do have some concerns here. This is a comic with a Black woman lead (rumored to be bisexual) being written and illustrated by a non-Black Arab American, and at least one white American. I’m not going to cry foul out the gate—they do a decent job of representing the time and the racial tensions in Detroit—but I’ll be keeping my eye on it.
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That said, the story is off to a good start and the art is solid thus far, so maybe I’m being twitchy for no reason.