Whether or not you're a fan of horror, there's no denying that you'll get hooked on the story and it won't let you go. This is a prime example of how the perfect mix of writing, art, and lettering can be done well to give you a fantastic story that is quite unmatched by anyone else. The artistic team has done a phenomenal job here, and Boom! Studios would be crazy not to continue this story. Read Full Review

Quickly hearkening to the likes of Halloween and Friday the 13th, Revel's artwork not only doesn't shy away from the gruesome nature of such killer-fueled excursions, but most importantly captures the look of the town and place where these things happen. Read Full Review

We love this series and would love to see it adapted into a film in the future. It has all the hallmarks of being a great horror movie and would make the perfect addition to the slasher genre. It has something for both horror fans and non-horror fans alike. It's not a cookie-cutter story with a predictable ending, but a unique and refreshing take on the genre that really keeps the reader hooked. Read Full Review

There are elements here that feel reminiscent of Scream,and I Know What you Did Last Summer, but a story is the sum of its parts, and there is a lot to take in and enjoy. Harrower has all the trappings of your next favorite slasher, complete with mystery, horny teens, and plenty of delicious violence. Read Full Review

Revel delivers some great art in the issue. The visuals do a fantastic job of ramping up and elevating the tension of the story Read Full Review

A wonderful ode to classic slasher flicks mixed in with the gruesome and blood of the modern day. Read Full Review

Even with all of that, Harrower #1 delivers a killer ending that'll leave fans of the genre, and readers as a whole, wanting to read the next issue immediately. It's a fantastic wtf moment that opens so much as to where the series will go and what scares and kills are coming. The makings of a bloody good story. Read Full Review

Harrower #1 features the type of town that won't allow temptation to take the apple from the tree. For the settlers and curreent elders of Barlowe , NY something like the Harrower is more pleasant, and necessary for their prosperty, than being unpure. In order to make a hedge grow, you need to prune it. Read Full Review

Horror isn't normally my kind of thing, and the influences on show are rather obvious at this early stage. Still, there is enough going on to intrigue enough to see what happens next issue. Read Full Review

Harrower #1 emerges out of the gate strong, making a quick impact. Strong writing and illustration should keep readers coming back for more... and that's well before the gory action and startling cliffhanger all but ensures as much. Read Full Review

Well this was interesting. It's an ok read with a good enough premise. The hook at the end is bringing me back even if it was a little slow getting there. It's also a shame that the villain looks just like Kindred from Amazing Spider-Man.

I wasn't a fan of the art style or the androgynous pink-hair (male?) character with the glasses, but I do enjoy horror stories with good villains. I wish the art style was a little darker and more contrasty. I also didn't buy the twist at the end, since non would have predicted that they would get a flat tire at that exact moment, and then just the two of them start walking in that direction. So, the story is a series conveniences. Let's hope it gets better as it continues.