Crossed: Family Values #1
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Crossed: Family Values #1

Writer: David Lapham Artist: Javier Barreno Publisher: Avatar Press Release Date: May 26, 2010 Cover Price: $3.99 Critic Reviews: 2 User Reviews: 2
8.5Critic Rating
8.2User Rating

Nothing is sacred as Crossed returns!  The biggest hit horror series of the year returns with an all-new six-issue series written by David (Stray Bullets) Lapham!  Set right at the start of the Crossed outbreak, this epic tale of depravity promises to shock and disturb you with even more intensity than the first series!  The Pratt family lived a idyllic life on a horse ranch in North Carolina.  A few generations of family working, living, and learning together.  But not all things should be shared with, nor done to, other human beings.  Much less your own family.  Some men more

  • 9.0
    A Comic Book Blog - Victor Kutsenok Jun 24, 2010

    So what do I think of this book? Well as a huge fan of Kirkman's The Walking Dead and the original Crossed series from Avatar, I can honestly say I like this book. What can we say about David Lapham, the writer? The man is insane. I am pretty confident that there is some disturbance in his past that he is venting through his writing. Its bad enough to have psycho sex obsessed sadists after you, now add a rapists controlling father to the mix. The plot so far is not too intricate. No surprises or twists. The art, drawn by Javier Barreno, is excellent. Lots of gore, violence, and decapitations, as is common in Crossed books. I feel that we have barely seen the tip of the iceberg when it comes to dad's depravity. I'm pretty sure its going to get a lot worse. The foreshadowing at the end of issue one makes me quite certain of it. The covers are all beautiful and very violent. Overall a great book. I can't wait till next issue. That's my opinion folks. Take it or leave it. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Comics Bulletin - Matthew McLean Apr 22, 2010

    Crossed: Family Values seems to have everything the original had and quite a few things that it didn't. If you were a fan of the original or Romero's The Crazies then you should definitely check it out. Read Full Review

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