A fun twist to the fantasy adventure genre and a great start to the series.

Another fantastic one-shot by Mignola & Co that would only be better if it were slightly longer.

An entertaining read featuring great art and writing, all I can hope for is that it makes use of its full potential as it progresses.

A solid debut by Thomas Desaulniers-Brousseau and artist Simon Leclerc. Believable characters and a unique visual style that will surely keep readers engaged.

Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen's fan-favorite begins its second arc with a handful of surprises and more of the quality storytelling you have come to expect from the duo.

Equally unsettling and entertaining as the first issue, #2 does a solid job at building up its characters and setting the stage for the rest of the series.

Another home run for Jeff Lemire. Short and sweet, and packs an emotional punch that very few artists can accomplish.

Rahler & Co deliver an enjoyable homage to vintage B-movie horror that will surely delight fans of this style.

Something Is Killing The Children #2 is a solid continuation to the issue before it. It slows things a down a bit in order to give us more time to learn our leads' motivations so we can further relate to them, which should pay off further down the road as the story progresses.