Something is Killing the Children fills you with a sense of dread even in the most mundane situations, creating a mystery that you won't forget anytime soon. Read Full Review

Something is Killing the Children is a great new horror title, and the second issue adds layers to the mystery. This is a great series to get in on while its still new, and really appropriate for the Halloween season. Read Full Review

Dell'edera strikes the perfect tone with the art. From the characters to the panel details, there is a dark, film noir quality to the art that helps serve the story. Read Full Review

Something is Killing the Children #2 sets itself up for a big Hollywood pay day. Read Full Review

"Something" #2 takes bold creative risks to strike a wonderful, delicate balance between highly relatable and deeply disturbing. The fact that the two mesh together so seamlessly just makes it all the more unsettling. Read Full Review

This issue pushes the story along nicely while adding in more mystery along the way. Beautiful pacing, beautiful artwork, I love it. We get more human to human tension here than monsters this time, which is fine. Its all building to something, probably several somethings, which I cannot wait to see. Tynion and crew have crafted an excellent start to a new, original series here. I have been raving about this book since I first read the previous issue, and after reading the second, I shall continue to do so. BOOM! Studios are on fire as of late, and this book is one of the reasons why. It's still early, get the first two issues and get ready for a new type of monster hunter. Read Full Review

In the end,Something is Killing the Childrenis well worth reading. It reminds me ofWytchesby James's Bat-buddy Scott Snyder and Jock. It does hold up favorably to keep readers interested in what will and can happen. Is it something to pick up monthly? If you're a suspense-horror loyal fan, then definitely. If not, the story would be excellent to take on all at once. Overall, we're eagerly awaiting the next issue that will arrive right before Halloween! Read Full Review

The conclusion of this issue did, admittedly, raise more questions, and has left me anxious to see what will happen next. And there will be plenty of fans out there asking the same set of questions. Read Full Review

Since I didn't get to say it in an initial review, Werther Dell'Edera's art and Miquel Muerto's colors are fabulous. I love the overall design of the environment and characters, but I especially love the monsters. So, big props to them " fantastic work, guys. Read Full Review

Something is Killing the Children #2 is an effective setup issue that clearly details the direction the series is looking to carry the story this chapter. The creep factor is there, the pacing is on point, and we still have a lot to learn about the characters. Tynion and Dell'Edera are a great match and I can't wait to see what they have in store next for us. If you're a fan of horror comics, you should be reading this series. Read Full Review

How do you track a monster hardly anyone can see, and no one believes in, without seeming terribly suspicious? Read Full Review

Something Is Killing The Children #2 is a solid continuation to the issue before it. It slows things a down a bit in order to give us more time to learn our leads' motivations so we can further relate to them, which should pay off further down the road as the story progresses. Read Full Review

This is still good. It's not overwritten like most of Tynion's work. It's got a nice pace and the characters are interesting enough, if not a bit clichéd.

I wish this comic came out twice a month.

Not sure why they had to go to the coffee place to scheme just so the dude could find out about them... am I missing something?

Not as good as the first issue but contains some interesting backstory stuff. The last page is a tad weird.

Wait, how old is the blonde supposed to be? I thought she was a teenager. It's a pretty good issue considering not all that much happens.