Hustle & Heart: Foretold

Hustle & Heart: Foretold by Thiago Ribeiro, Cullen Bunn, Heath Amodio. Got approved for this one by NetGalley and decided to give it a go on my off day. 
This is more like the size of a combined volume of a comic, rather than a graphic novel, and it is also most definitely the first part as it ends on a cliffhanger. Some of the artwork is really cool, but some of the later panels have some weird stuff where the characters' faces just look a bit off. 
The story follows a man that has a problem. His problem is that he keeps waking up all over the country without any idea how he got there. And each time it happens, he's present for something truly terrible happening. As the story progresses, he has to struggle with learning if he is the cause, or the warning of said events. 
The story is complex with an FBI/CIA type company after him, as well as a cult-like group of worshippers looking for him to help him. He has a tense relationship with his daughter, as well as his sister-in-law, who is convinced he killed his wife. I'm not sure I quite understood everything, but I think I would read more. 
Personally a 3/5* for me.