Proctor Valley Road is horror with heart. We are with these characters every step of the way as the creative team has spent the time to develop them. It makes the scares resonate a lot more as we genuinely care about them and want to see them not only survive, but succeed. Here's hoping they get out of this intact. Read Full Review

Proctor Valley Road #3 feels like it cops the formula from the last issue, but Child and Morrison make the whole thing work with excellent character work and little moments that shine through. The story keeps getting more interesting, and it will be fun to see where this one ends up. Franquizs art doesnt always work with horror, but its still excellent. Proctor Valley Road might not be what fans expected, especially if theyre looking for super weird Morrison, but its still a lot of fun. Read Full Review

Proctor Valley Road is turning into a dark horse for the best new horror comic of the year and issue three is the reason it's in the running. Read Full Review

This story only keeps getting better and better, with 'Proctor Valley Road #3' having a strong story and fast paced well timed plot. The art is fantastic, and the colouring is superb, with both of these combined presenting another stylistic and eye-catching issue. Morrison and Child are a dynamic writting duo who are on track to produce one of the best new books of 2021. Read Full Review

Overall I'm really torn about Proctor Valley Road #3. I still find the narrative to be very interesting and want to stick with it. But the plot holes are keeping it from greatness. Perhaps all will be explained in the future, and I'll be able to look back, say that I was wrong, and this is truly a great period horror story. But for the time being, I will just have to wait and see what comes next. Read Full Review