The fact is that I just saw the two chapters that they just released in four episodes and I thought it was quite interesting.
As page four says:
In 1960 there were still hundreds of motels with thousands of rooms along Route 66 that ran from Chicago to Los Angeles. None was distinguished from the other until one day a mysterious event that occurred at the Sunshine Motel transformed normal things into extraordinary ones. Room 10 of the Sunshine Motel and many of its contents - a pair of scissors, a comb… - obtained that day extraordinary and inexplicable properties, becoming indestructible objects. Scissors can rotate any object in all three dimensions; The comb stops time for 10 seconds when the person who owns it runs it through their hair…Although using one of these objects entails a physical, emotional or psychological cost for the person who does it.
For decades a conspiracy has been formed to recover all the objects. As always, some just want unlimited power and believe that having all the items will get it. Others want to prevent any of the objects from being used again. And although the motives vary, the tactics of the conspiracy are similar. Which means that as long as you possess one of the items you have no friends, only people waiting for an opportunity.
Homicide detective Joe Miller’s life changes forever when a mysterious key, the most powerful of objects, falls into his hands, given to him by a boy who is injured during a chase. As a result of this event, and mysteriously, his daughter disappears. In the relentless mission to rescue his daughter, Joe becomes the target of dark figures who will stop at nothing to take the key from him, even though it is the only hope he has to find the little girl.
The truth is that starting from there, the plot promises to be entertaining, let’s see if in later chapters it continues to maintain the interest of the first two.