As Daisy works to unravel the secrets behind her fiance's disappearance and her own horrifying visions, she is approached by the mysterious Leland Black, a too-charming entrepreneur with an intriguing proposition. As Daisy struggles to keep both feet in reality, Leland Black might be the tipping point... one way or another.
Between the unsettling art and fantastic story, this is one of the best comics out right now. Read Full Review
Danny Luckert masterfully captures both the quiet, character driven moments as well as moments of disturbing terror. The panels are beautiful to look at and the story comes to life with Luckert's art, especially the tension filled moments at the end of the issue and the final reveal. Read Full Review
The Red Mother#4 continues the series' streak of excellence. The story continues to provide twists and scares. But most importantly it does so in interesting ways. ...the creative team have made a horror story that feels personal and unpredictable. Read Full Review
Red Mother is probably one of the best horror mystery comics out there and issue number four definitely is a reminder why. Read Full Review
The Red Mother #4 remains haunting and, at moments, striking, but its predictable narrative structure and artistic shortcomings can get in the way of an otherwise creepy and compelling story. Read Full Review
I am loving the art style of this series, with its very dark imagery and realistic art styling to show off the beautiful city landscape that this series takes place within. The pacing of the story can be a tad on the slow side, yet I feel that all the elements of this story are going to end up playing vital roles as we head further down the rabbit hole. Read Full Review
Still enjoying it. Really love the art though. So glad it is moving slow.
gorgeous, gorgeous art, and the story is good, but just wish it'd go a bit faster!
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