Another blossoming of darkly comic horror drama.
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The Department of Truth #20 // Review
The weirdness of the series twists.
The Silver Coin #13 // Review
Cleverly taps into the horror of beginnings, endings, birth, and death.
Love Everlasting // Review
a fascinating fusion between romance, horror, and Groundhog Day crossed with Quantum Leap.
Little Monsters #6
The kids’ schism reaches the next level.
Poison Ivy #3 // Review
The bright spot in an otherwise bleakly comic drama.
Little Monsters #5
As Yui and one group stay with the young human, Billy and his group deal with the consequences of their action.
Blink #1 // Review
The atmosphere here is powerful stuff.
Silver Coin #12 // Review
A grizzly and largely satisfying fusion of horror and war.
Poison Ivy #2 // Review
Wilson has a really deft command of intricate, little complexities.
Home Sick Pilots #15 // Review
Wijngaard balances the intense and intricate emotions against larger action
Department of Truth #19 // Review
A very appealingly paranoid mood.
Silver Coin #11 // Review
There’s a swiftness to Tynion’s darkness.
What's The Furthest Place From Here? #6
The Academy is judged by the Carnival.
Little Monsters #3
The children deal with what they’ve found.
Department of Truth #18 // Review
The plot doesn’t thicken so much as...coagulate…
A Town Called Terror #1 // Review
Brutality. Violence. Reanimation. It's all in there.
Little Monsters #2
Romie and Billy make a discovery that changes everything for the group.
Department of Truth #17 // Review
Fornes and Bellaire Are working with some remarkably iconic images.
Silver Coin #10 // Review
The coin's origin is given greater depth in the tight, little nightmare of a standalone issue.