[2] Later, the film project was resurrected by Warner Bros. An army of Spanish soldiers is searching for the Tree of Life.

Father Avila feels that their long journey is about to serve its purpose when he notices that a symbol on a blade he is carrying matches a symbol drawn in the sky, as well as on the ground.

He presumes this must be the location of the Mayan temple that houses the Tree of Life.

Thomas brings up an ethnobotanical compound from Guatemala that he insists be injected into the animal.

Writing for IGN, Hilary Goldstein called the comic a "must-have", concluding: "Aronofsky has succeeded, at least in one medium, of providing an incredible journey of love and loss across the centuries".