As deputy-director Driscoll attempts to discover what happened to her missing agents, Shaw and McGregor find their reality twisting once more, plunging them into an entirely new dimension of horror. Leaving the familiar world even further behind, the pair begin to understand the true scale of the nightmare that has enmeshed them.
So begins A Walk Through Hell book two: The Cathedral.
A new kind of horror story for modern America, written by Garth Ennis (Preacher, The Boys, Crossed) and drawn by Goran Sud uka (Y: The Last Man, Hellblazer)
I actually had a bit of a panic when this issue was announced because I couldnt for the life of me find anywhere selling it. Its not often that Ill actually break out in a sweat over the possibility of missing an issue of a comic (the only other being Black Masks Come Into Me), but this only goes to show that this is a series that has me absolutely hooked and coming back for more issue after issue. Read Full Review
A Walk Through Hell grabs you from the jump and never lets go. It's possibly the most unpredictable comic on the stands today. The scares come not from monsters or blood and gore, but with a slow build in tension that will have you looking over your shoulder as you flip through the book. Read Full Review
I know part of me is reading this just because I want to know what the gimmick of it all is and that kind of does a disservice to what Ennis is trying to do. But I'm struggling with what he's trying to do so I'm latching onto what works for me, which is waiting for that moment of discovery where it clicks while enjoying a lot of really good artwork from Sudzuka. I'm curious to see what changes Driscoll's presence will have on what's going on as there's some potential there to shake things up, which feels much-needed at this point. Read Full Review
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