He said that a god lived within the city, and in her heart, she held memories of all the people who ever lived, and so no one was truly lost.

I’m not sure how I feel about this yet, but it’s intriguing enough that I’d like to read the next in the series.

It’s quite well done I suppose, but there’s nothing original about this tale, it’s like someone cut up loads of other comics and then stuck them together to make this story. I may try volume 2, in the hope it gets better.

*galley received from Image*

Paradiso vol. 1 establishes a fascinating post-apocalyptic, cyberpunk world inhabited by great characters--human and otherwise--all overlaid with a dynamic mystery at the center. Supplementing this is an engaging and visual art style which fits the story well. Unfortunately, the plot delivery often feels cursory and abrupt, for my tastes, decreasing my overall enjoyment of the volume.

Not a fan of this series. Reminds me of Mad Max Fury Road. The storyline is not fluid and the issues are rushed together. Image releases cool stuff and needless to say I'm not picking to continue the series.