With its second issue, GRAVETRANCERS goes from concept setup to full-blown execution as this disturbing, unique and atmospheric horror story really begins to unravel. Read Full Review

Gravetrancers #2 hits the shelves today from Black Mask, and I'm happy to say that writer M.L. Miller and artist James Michael Whynot have delivered a follow-up that is just as grimy, weird and intriguing as the first issue. This second issue still does an effective job at threading the needle between establishing a disturbing world, a rich and unique backstory, and interesting characters with depicting scary but bold visuals. If you're looking for a gruelling horror story that feels both classically entertaining but with a unique concept at its heart, then pick it up! Read Full Review

Gravetrancers #2 took steps forward in taking us into the thick of this madness. Little time was wasted in addressing how wrong things can go when you're addicted to this drug, how deep this conspiracy runs in the town, and what it will take to escape this nightmare. Read Full Review

Overall, I found this to be an exciting and fast-paced issue that explore some interesting plot developments. Things are looking pretty grim for Anthony, as he slips into a deep and troubling psychosis. I'm looking forward to the next issue, and stepping into this tale of horror once again. Read Full Review

Regardless of whats still to come, theres no denying that this second issue shows a marked improvement on the first, leaning into the terrifying nature of the drug-induced hallucinations in a move that really helps to showcase the distinctive skills of its artistic partnership. And at the end of the day, whatever Miller, Whynot and Cunniffe have in mind for the remainder of this series, its safe to say that Gravetrancers has me well and truly addicted, to the point where I simply have to know what happens next. Read Full Review

And theres something strange going on with the family who run the cemetery. Something that has dirty cops running to protect themselves, and has to do with a pit that is home to terrible things. I assure you, Gravetrancers is a real thing, and not one you want to turn your back on. Read Full Review

The more we learn of the goings-on at Burwood, the more questions we have. Surely few outsiders, if any, will make it out alive. How much of what transpires in the catacombs is real? What is the family doing with all those corpses? And what in god's name is in those syringes snikt-ing out of that bearded brother's knuckles? This one's a wild ride. I get the feeling there will be no calm before the final bloody storm. Read Full Review