Sterling Steele is a classic heel (that’s a bad guy, in qrewsl lingo), and the biggest one at his current promotion. Yet he’s underpaid and underappreciated, so when he’s offered a better deal and a championship reign at a rival promotion, he jumps at the chance. Yet tragedy strikes, and Steele is out for the count. So how can he get himself back on his feet?

Given the almost Cartoon Network-style art, I was expecting a fun, lightweight wrestling-related caper. Yet there’s a lot more depth and nuance at play than its aesthetic may suggest, and along with a very good handle on the wrestling business (complete with accurate terminology throughout), there’s a really compelling cast of characters here too.

It’s a really pleasant surprise, and from its wrestling magazine cover homage onwards, it shows a depth of knowledge and passion for wrestling that really shines through, while telling a great story at the same time.

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