Five Earth spirits get into a disagreement about how to best wipe out humanity and manipulate a sixth spirit as a pawn in their genocidal civil war. It's dumb, but it looks good and it reads quick, what with half the book being full-page panels or two-page spreads.

But I rarely like any book that ends with one -- or occasionally both -- of the two laziest cliches I know of in speculative fiction nuclear armageddon and/or a new Adam & Eve restart scenario. That's just bad writing. Ugh.

I didn't realize until the end that this is the same creator who did Ryuko Vol. 1. This is at least a little better than that mess. ( )