Second Sight #1 is another amazing series from AfterShock with this opening issue being one of the best from the publisher so far. Giving us an intriguing premise full of surreal moments, the creative team introduce us to the characters brilliantly, giving us some much needed backstory along the way. Read Full Review

This book, seems like a very British affair, with London its focus. It s good to see a realistic version of London appearing on a comic, albeit a potentially darker version. Reading this book, I can't help but be reminded of the original run of Hellblazer, especially with how this book feels. Granted, Ray and John are in totally different places, by choice and circumstance, but there is a resonance, that will appeal to fans of that long lamented book. Read Full Review

Second Sight is an amazing supernatural murder book, not to be missed! Read Full Review

Second Sight is a horror story in the vein of Silence of the Lambs. The monsters are human, not supernatural (the psychic ability of our lead character notwithstanding). The nature of the story means it won't be for everyone, but for fans of this kind of story, it could easily stand alongside classics of the genre. Hine is weaving a complex tapestry with the present interweaving with the past, and Pilgrim's personal life intersecting the various facets of his professional life. If you're lucky enough to have a local comic shop that carries AfterShock comics, pick one up and give it a try. Each one (s0 far) is completely different from the rest so they're all worth a look. If you shop doesn't carry them, ask about them, I think you'll be glad you did. Read Full Review

Second Sight was a book I went into without any foreknowledge about it. I'm enjoying going into a lot of AfterShock's works without any real expectations of views on the books so that they stand on their own. Second Sight is going to be a rough book for a lot of folks with the content involved, dealing with child abuse, torture, and other elements, but at this stage it also feels restrained compared to a few other books that have dabbled in this area over the years. That's not to say it's a walk in the park on a spring day, but it's not hardcore – yet. Hines has put together an interesting cast quickly where we get a good feel for aspects of their lives while Ponticelli brings it to life in a really engaging way. I'm definitely intrigued and will certainly be circling back to this series in the future. Read Full Review

Second Sight will not be for everyone. It addresses a subject many will find abhorrent. The beauty about fiction is that it can challenge us, and we can learn from it. Many thought titles like Invisible Monsters or American Pyscho shouldn't be published, and yet they have become titles that helped define generations. I'm not putting Second Sight on par with these, only time will tell how robust the story will end up being. What I am saying is that David Hine has dared to write a story that will challenge and disturb you, it may even disgust you, but isn't that fiction in its purist form? I've said before I love fiction that makes me think, and that doesn't necessarily mean it's always happy thoughts. The implications of Second Sight do disturb me, and it's that very reaction that will push me to read on. Think about it. Read Full Review

Excelente cómic, muy novedoso por lo que a mi respecta.