Blood has been spilled and they are no longer alone. The trio of Aubrey, Nick, and Tim quickly learn that with every step, the creatures lurking within the trees grow in numbers. Surrounded, they'll do what they must to survive - no matter how unspeakable.
Croak is definitely an independent book that you don't want to sleep on. If the first issue didn't already hook you, surely this second issue will for all the ways it is refreshing for this genre. Read Full Review
Croak is a terror-filled tale of monsters lurking behind every tree trunk. We don't need to have much information or development of the main characters. What we need to understand is their fear of what they're going through and that comes across in spades. It's easy to identify with someone that is literally running for the life with a creepy bird / lizard creature right on their heels. I dare you to read this before a camping trip and tell me it doesn't give you second thoughts. Read Full Review
This issue keeps the 100 mph pace from the last issue, and that is a great thing. So I'm strapped in and enjoying the ride. Read this issue, live in the hereand now with it. Be there as the mysterious croak creatures come for you and be afraid. It's worth the short read, for the quick adrenaline rush alone. Read Full Review
Okay, fine, Croak #2. I'm into it. You win. This is an interesting little yarn you've created. Stick the landng. Read Full Review
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