Harrow County #6 is a good read that does what it needs to do and so much more to keep this entire series a must own experience. So if you haven't been reading this the time is right, go add this to your pull-list. Read Full Review

Cullen Bunn's writing hints at a larger picture that we've yet to see; perhaps Kammi is just another spooky bump in the night that needs some coaxing from Emmy to be content. As always Tyler Crook sets the haunting tone with his artwork and the coloring from Ma'at Crook lends itself to the whimsical, yet dark, vibe of Harrow County. Read Full Review

And despite my issues with Kammi's character traits being telegraphed, the issue does set up what looks to be a really cool confrontation. Kammi possesses the same unbridled vibrancy of Emmy, but from the completely opposite end of the moral spectrum. While that might be bad news for Emmy's family, friends, and townsfolk, it's great news for those of us who enjoy good horror. Read Full Review

“Tales of Harrow County: The Hunter” Being a hunter in Harrow County is not like anywhere else. In this short wordless story you see having a gun is not enough. Terror lurks any and everywhere here. Read Full Review

Overall, this comic is very intriguing from the characterization, to the dialogue, to the various conflicts that arise, to the colours that are used. The art and writing are top-notch, and I can feel this story returning to its horror roots. I wouldn't say this issue was scary, but it was definitely a horror comic, and I don't rule out the possibility of future issues being scary. Read Full Review

This is easily one of the best modern horror comics out there. It’s creepy, mysterious, historical, and there’s only more awesomeness from here! Read Full Review