Three episodes in, and still not one word about the _motivations_ of the protagonist, are you kidding me?! It's like in their eagerness to "go dark", the storymakers completely have overlooked the importance of providing this very vital detail to any story about a "hero".

Yes, admittedly in those three episodes alone, we already do see lots of (very crunching!) beatings in gloomy places, "great choreography" of the fight scenes, lots of bleeding wounds in closeup details, knives into eyes and whatnot - all supposedly very "gritty" for sure, but none of all that window dressing compensates for failing to provide the audience with anything in terms of character motivation, from the START!

I'll probably give the show a fair chance of few more episodes to come up with something on this, since I have the whole first season already, but so far it's not exactly gripping me. It may be the comic fan's wet dream, for all the things listed in my second paragraph, but I'm personally not impressed by any of it.

If you can't understand what drives the character, you simply cannot root for them.