This is a strong second issue that does an amazing job of drawing you into the story by teasing out layers to the character's background. I have to confess to loving this type of story construction; I don't need instant satisfaction and I'm happy to sit in for the long haul. Judging by the quality of the first two issues I've little doubt Second Sight will be another successful title for Aftershock. Even if you do find the pace of this issue a little slow for you, I'm pretty sure two panels in the last five pages will have the most distracted of readers turn their head and take notice. Read Full Review

The book has it's moments of Palahniuk-esque extremism, but for the most part, it's not difficult to bypass. The moments of true heart outweigh the schlocky ultra-violence and hit a chord that's not unlike an Aronofsky film or something from Flannery O'Connor. And Hine's thematic use of narratively transplanting the reader into other people's thoughts is decidedly a tremendousexercise in empathy. Not only do we see the victims' pure fear, but we see the horror that has brought these killers to mayhem. I don't know if that'sgood or bad, but it's definitely not something you see on TV everyday. The power of the comic book medium keepsSecond Sightfrom stumbling on its own tropes. Read Full Review