I was surprised how much I enjoyed this. I'd never read any of his prose and none of his comics for 20 years, but the Swamp Thing sage knocked me out way back when. An imaginative, ripping yarn. I guess it's intended as a series. I'd read another.

His massive literary novel Jerusalem is pretty different but also in some ways a variation on the theme - if you enjoyed that and the Pynchon, that's a good sign you might like Jerusalem, particularly if you also like Joyce

Great When might turn into a streaming series, BTW