I'm not saying it's not important, but it feels like a commercialized heavy handed messagings, and I didn't enjoy it all that much.  

The art is pretty, but not quite as pretty as the cover in my opinion.   Just meh on this.

Aspen, like other books, tends to throw in a couple guy shots.   (There's one here.)   And the art is gorgeous, but it's frustrating since I'm not familiar with all the characters - most but not all. 

Turns out Aspen can't do all that and keep her identity a secret.   What happens to her now that the world knows who she is, what she is, and what she can do? 

I'm hoping to find out, but I bought the first two issues on sale and apparently nothing past that...

Aspen Matthews is one of the Blue, a race of humans who live under the water.   Except, she's been raised on the surface world, and continues to live in our world, acting as a liaison between the two worlds when possible. 

When she finds a member of the Blue, deep under water, and seemingly trapped, she lets him out before she can find out  any more about him. 

Turns out he wants to burn everything in his path, and hey, they're on the surface.   Can Aspen fight off the evil, stay off Twitter, and keep her identity a secret?

Let's see...

I don't like the main character: didn't when she was introduced, still don't.   Decent storyline, writing, and art, but nothing exceptional.