Leaving death and tragedy in her wake, a grief-burdened Erica hunts for the terrifying Duplicitype.
With nothing left to lose and seemingly no one in her corner, Erica is faced with a choice to reach out to an unexpected source of help, or find herself dealing with both a monster and her human enemies alone...
After Something is Killing the Children spun its wheels for just a bit, the series is thankfully back in stride, opening up with an unexpected moment in time that did wonders for Riqui. Read Full Review
Issue 27 of Something is Killing the Children is focused on pausing the action and focusing purely on the drama and tension building. It adds to the histories of the characters and expands on the lore of this universe. Readers will definitely feel like this issue was worth their time and I am excited to see how it all comes together. Read Full Review
Erica is running low on options even as the Duplicitype grows more powerful. Read Full Review
Dell'edera delivers some great art in the issue by creating great environments for the characters to live and operate within. The art gives great atmosphere that beautifully captures the tone and mood of the story. Read Full Review
Something Is Killing the Children has been one of the best horror comics one of the best comics period in at least the last decade. Lately though, the stories have been taking too long to develop with not enough payoff. While this issue shows signs of life at the end, some more work is needed to regain readers' excitement. Read Full Review
Cool stuff. The ending gave me the shivers.
We got a tragic backstory involving a rigged soup contest and some creepy monster action. So, not bad.
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