Dark Ride is an exciting start to a horror series that feels right at home with horror classics like Creepshow but with a more complex story to unfurl. Fans of amusement parks should get a kick out of the impressive horror park invented here while unpacking the mystery of the park's evil origins. Dark Ride offers a ride unique from the usual fare you'll want to visit in real life, but the comic is the next best thing. Read Full Review

This new series is off to a chillingly great start. It's a straightforward idea done very, very well. The issue strikes the right balance of horror without too much gore. And while it deals with dark subject matter, it doesn't take itself too seriously. Dark Ride is a great ride. Read Full Review

Overall, Dark Ride is a helluva lot of fun while never feeling cliche or predictable. While there is no clear protagonist, each character seems capable of carrying the story in whichever direction it goes and I, for one, am anxious to see where that is. Ive read a number of horror comics recently and I must say, this was the first one to make me go well, that was messed up. Trust me, thats a good thing. Read Full Review

Horror fans and theme park fans absolutely owe it to themselves to check out Dark Ride. Read Full Review

Bressan delivers some intense visuals throughout the issue. I love the black and white elements of the introduction and the art style of Devil Land and its characters.  Read Full Review

Dark Ride #1 is a mix of the fun and fear that we associate with the spooky season. But Devil Land is a business and like any new job it has a few slow moments which could leave you wondering if you're coming back tomorrow. Watching Owen's first day may not earn Devil Land the title of happiest place on earth however it makes him, and others, happy so it can't be that bad? Read Full Review

Dark Ride is a thrilling ride: park homage to theme parks, part '70s exploitation schlockfest, this comic is exactly what horror fans will want to kick off Spooky Season. Don't skip on it! Read Full Review

Dark Ride #1 is an interesting and intriguing debut. There's a lot of directions it can go and with the way the first issue plays out, who knows what's to come. There's a fun ride to it all, one that horror fans and beyond will want to check out. Read Full Review

Williamson might be able to pull off something a lot more disturbing than meets the surface of the series in the first issue. With horror and Halloween imagery lurking around every corner of the page, there might be room for something altogether more frightening as the sanitized, commercial visions of Halloween horror hide something a lot more menacing underneath. Time will tell if Williamson and company can make it work. Read Full Review

'Dark Ride' is a great new horror series that's engrossing on the surface as the sinister underpinnings of the story creep out and shock. Finely written and wonderfully illustrated, Williamson and Bressan have another hit on their hands with their homage to amusement parks and supernatural horror.  Read Full Review

An adult-themed horror comic that will be interesting to see how it develops. Well worth a look for horror fans. Read Full Review

This is original, fun, and a little horrifying. A great start to a series, I think I'm sold on this issue alone, especially given this creative team's track record with Birthright.

Intriguing, well thought out, and unexpected. Williamson does a brilliant job immersing the reader in his fictional horror theme park. I’m excited to see where this goes.