'TIL DEATH DO US PART! Astor finally proposes but the cost of marrying into the 1% is too terrible for Joey to even contemplate.
Too bad saying no isn't an option if she wants to get out of Crestfall Bluffs in one piece!
With the horrible truth fully revealed, can Joey escape a proposal much too rich for her blood, or will she get eaten alive by the secrets of the rich and powerful?
'Eat The Rich' sticks the landing with its topical horror story centered around income/healthcare/etc inequality by giving the protagonist and allies as well as the audience a satisfying and in a way cathartic ending. Every bit of the ominous and moody feeling given by the story and artwork is kicked into high gear for this issue, giving us a story that is perfect for the times we live in. Read Full Review
Bak delivers some impressive and beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. The action is gorgeous and the style of the art is perfect for the tone of the story. Read Full Review
And that's it. The thrilling finale in what has been a thoroughly enjoyable series. Sarah Gailey has given us a fantastic storyline to sink our teeth into (pun intended). And it's been a great read from issue #1. I wondered after last month's issue how Gailey would bring it all together and I was not disappointed. The cannibalistic conclusion was gripping from start to finish. And maybe we might see another visit to Crestfall Bluffs in the future. I for one hope so! Read Full Review
Eat The Rich #5 nails the ending unless the reader is a cynic. Gailey has done a fabulous job with the horror throughout this book, and the ending has a nice hopeful tinge to it. It's up to the reader whether the conclusion works for them, but that doesn't mean it's not good. It's very well done. The art is phenomenal, so it looks amazing no matter how the reader feels about the ending. Eat The Rich has been a great book, and this ending works. Read Full Review
This is not to say you, specifically, should not buy this book. You should; it's fun, it's engaging, its characters work well, and its overall arc totally fulfills the promise put forth. In the sentiments of that great philosopher Basil Exposition, just try to have fun and don't worry about the pesky details. Read Full Review
Eat The Rich feels like something that was dragged from the past days of EC Comics, and it's tough to tell whether this would have benefited from a longer run, or a shorter series overall. Regardless, as a whole, the series is a fun romp that takes some interesting ideas and projects a bloody tale that you can't help but feel a little satisfied with. Read Full Review
This issue completes the metaphor. Eat the Rich. It's in the title.
The ending just kind of leaves you hanging. I will admit, this is not the ending I expected at all. I could see people not liking it but, it worked for me. I didn't expect that. Overall, this series was well worth it. One of my favorite books of the year.
definitely one of the best series to come out of 2021.