An inflammatory columnist and a robot...a concept that appeals to me, for whatever reason.  This is a story about a young man who discloses local myths and urban legends while attacking the local aristocracy.  Apparently his drive to uncover truths has led to potential problems for those he writes about.  At the beginning of the book he has just been jumped and mangled, which seems to be a result of one or several of his angry readers.

This story has a couple futuristic attributes with the inclusion of robots and a special branch of investigators that seem to be simliar to Orwellian thought police.  These themes and the art create this distopian feel that intrigues and keeps the mind active.

I dig the vibe of this book, but probably not enough to keep collecting it.  As always, I'll try the 2nd issue and decide from there.