Mysteriously, some kids have gone missing over the last few months. Suddenly, when a few friends venture into the woods, all but one are viciously killed, and the one that survives is traumatized. There's something out there that only the children are able to see, and it is brutally killing them! Luckily, a new stranger shows up in town, and she's a badass who is there to help. Too bad the adults don't understand. They only get in her way. However, she needs to move quickly before it’s too late, and she is on it!
I loved this graphic novel. The plot packed a punch and kept me wanting to find out what was going to happen next. The artwork was descriptive to the story, and I loved the focused looks in the eyes of the characters.
I am looking forward to continuing to read more in this series!
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Awesome horror comic with a kick-a** female protagonist
I really like James Tynion's DC work, and thought his other stuff (like Backstagers) was pretty good. This one...this one blows all of his past work out of the water. It's a little Tim Seeley's Imaginary Fiends and Hack/Slash, a little Scott Westerfeld's Spill Zone, and a little Stephen King's IT, and yet it's still uniquely spooky. I like my horror comics to have some mystery...I don't want to waste precious panels on text explaining all the details of the monsters or monster fighters. Things are much scarier when you leave them up to your imagination, which is exactly what Tynion does with this. It's gruesome and brutal, but not gratuitously so. I immediately loved Erica Slaughter, who also embodies another of my favorite and more atypical horror comic attributes; a female protagonist who knows what's going on and doesn't run around screaming in disbelief for half the book. She gets sh*t done. The book ends at a good spot - the world is built out but not fully revealed - and I can't wait to read the next volume.
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José Alexis Lara Castañeda
Gran edición,
Reviewed in Mexico on October 12, 2021
José Alexis Lara Castañeda
Reviewed in Mexico on October 12, 2021
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David Murray
Excellent start
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 18, 2023
David Murray
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 18, 2023
The artwork is great and the story seems like such a mystery at the start that as soon as opening the first page I had to force myself to put it down halfway and actually do some adulting.
Interesting characters and a monster plot have me hooked already!
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