If you haven't read the comic, I can wholeheartedly recommend this to you. Thanks to the novelty of the source material and the right dose of trademark gore and violence it overcomes the already all too obvious weaknesses in it's narrative stucture. Great production values and acting really help at that front.

But.

You can already see them scurrying back to the original material whenever they realize that their own little ideas completely fail to get them anywhere. This may save viewers from more police-academyesque humour and having certain characters save seafood because the actor looks really good in his costume, which would be a good thing.

But since they have no real grip on the material they are throwing out the suprises and twists and turns as if they had an infinite amount of them. By the way: They almost do. But there's already so much of the underlying secrets and backgrounds spoiled and wasted that I would need far more confidence in the writers than I was able to build up when it comes to the next seasons.

They also don't know how to work on those small moments. An example: Having the female being beautiful and girlish for just one second would leave so much more of an impression if it had been a season of her usual getup, not something like 30 minutes of screentime. Once again: With this source material they don't have to be too careful about saving moments like that one.

But they have already written themselves into several corners and will need a far stronger vision on their own if the good first impression is supposed to last longer than one season.