I haven't read the comics the series is based on so I can't say anything about the changes and whether they are good or not.
The pacing is a bit slow, entire thing could easily be trimmed by an ep if not two. When things start to happen certain suspension of disbelief is required, mostly about how and why this is contained to this small Mexican town, geography seems a bit of of whack and too many relationships are forced and don't make much sense.
The growth of main characters, his doubts and coming to grips with what's happening is done well enough. If some characters are cliches and act in cliche ways for such a story is forgivable.
It's good entertainment that doesn't delve too deeply into matters of faith and so it doesn't get bogged down there nor does it raise any controversial issues.
The pacing is a bit slow, entire thing could easily be trimmed by an ep if not two. When things start to happen certain suspension of disbelief is required, mostly about how and why this is contained to this small Mexican town, geography seems a bit of of whack and too many relationships are forced and don't make much sense.
The growth of main characters, his doubts and coming to grips with what's happening is done well enough. If some characters are cliches and act in cliche ways for such a story is forgivable.
It's good entertainment that doesn't delve too deeply into matters of faith and so it doesn't get bogged down there nor does it raise any controversial issues.