THE NEW ERA OF HELLRAISER CONTINUES!
Kirsty Cotton no longer rules in Hell, but her throne did not remain vacant for long. There's also a new detective working supernatural cases in Manhattan, but one with a connection to Kirsty. And who are the Puzzle Guardians?
Clive Barker continues his collaboration with Brandon Seifert (WITCH DOCTOR, HELLRAISER: THE ROAD BELOW) with art by Tom Garcia as one of horror's greatest franchises begins a new chapter.
Hellraiser: The Dark Watch #2 continues in a promising direction and ends with a shocker. With Seifert's love for dialogue, Tiffany returns with a feisty attitude and this time, she always has something to say. Ending on a WTF teaser, I'm definitely interested in what's going to happen next in the third issue. Read Full Review
The story here is a bit cheap and the charterers typical but it’s interesting enough and cool enough to see the cenobite characters that it all makes it okay, you’re not here for prime storytelling, (at least I wasn’t) I just wanted to see Clive Barker`s creations on the page of a comic with a little bit of decent tale-telling thrown in, and as of issue #2 that’s just what I’ve been getting. Art here serves its purpose but feels rather uninspired with dark backgrounds making all the characters pop. Tom Garcia can do some good violence though, as every kill here is just as cringe inducing as it would be in the source material. Well done there. Hellraiser: The Dark Watch continues to feel like a pop-corn book for the casual horror fan and that’s quite okay. Read Full Review
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