Bunny Mask had me interested from the get-go for a number of reasons and it's built up well across its run. I'm definitely curious to see what's next for the story now that some of the players are more aware of what's going on but still in the dark when it comes to the big picture. This issue deals with a lot of the initial fallout still and it has some really strong sequences, especially when Bunny Mask is involved, and it gives form to the Snitch which really shakes up one's view of things. Tobin definitely has crafted something intriguing that will easily bring me back for more while Mutti's designs capture this kind of earthiness well when back in the caves but also has this really great allure when it comes to the city, Bee, and Bunny Mask. Read Full Review

Given the potential of the concept, we wish we could have gotten just a bit more insight into the overall experience, as things felt both rushed and unresolved with just these four issues. Read Full Review

The humor is dark as ever and Mutti's colors makes the panels look almost like ripples in a body of water. I can only wonder what corner Tobin will put his main character in with the next arc of his tale and just how the woman with the Bunny Mask will tie-in. Bunny Mask is pulp mixed with the supernatural, a puzzle waiting for it's next pieces Tobin & Mutti left in the box, and Aftershock would only be silly to not invest in seeing Tobin's jigsaw to completion. Read Full Review