Following a message from Regan, Hannah rushes to stop the Chimera as they unleash a deadly attack at a shopping center. But are Barret and the amassed Faithful playing a more sinister game of chess, which will leave Hannah and Regan cornered... unable to escape?
An expertly written, deep, dark story with hard hitting illustrations working together creating a masterpiece of storytelling. A dark almost supernatural tale that will appeal to horror readers around the globe. One thing for sure this story is not ready to slow down just yet. Read Full Review
Given the nature of what is revealed in this issue, it would be a major spoiler to even discuss. Read this comic on the edge of your seat as it is written for you to do so! Read Full Review
Scharf delivers some fantastic visuals throughout the issue. The action is stunning and the visual pacing of the panels draws in the reader. Read Full Review
I like how Bunn and Scharf use the issue's cliffhanger to hint at the horror befalling the shopping mall without additional gratuitous violence, our mind fills in the blank probably to a more severe degree. It's a skilful script and artist that use these issue gaps to draw you deeper into the storyline. Now that the Chimera knows that if they kill each other they inherit the powers of the other will we see that pack whittled down to a one on one between Regan and one of the remaining group? Read Full Review
Bunn and Scharf are able to give us one of the strongest issues to date, weaving Hannah's past with the present that sees the revenge-minded protagonist nearly getting the drop on the Chimera. Read Full Review
Still one of the best books out. Read Full Review
Every issues feels short, including this one, but I think that has more to do with allowing the images to speak for themselves and not bogging things down with unnecessary text. This issue is mostly action. I don't know how much longer our heroes can keep up these hit-and-run tactics. Maybe just partner up with someone who is a better shot? Lol.
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