Something is Killing the Children #34 rides the perfect rhythm of horror, the balance between tension and relaxation that amplifies the emotional aspects of the story. The characters may be prickly, but we have come to care about them and dread to see where things are going next. Read Full Review

This issue is so fast-paced and because of the quiet moments with beautifully renditioned panels, I highly recommend taking time to appreciate this issue. Fans of the series will be happy to have this issue in their hands. Read Full Review

This is hands-down the most frustratingly drawn-out arc in SIKTC’s history. It feels like we’ve been witnessing Erica’s plan to deal with Cutter and the Duplicitype for months with little payoffs so far. Looking back on recent issues, every solicitation starting with SIKTC #26 mentions some form of Erica in some form of danger due to one or both of these threats in some capacity. That’s NINE issues of the same thing being teased and the status quo not really changing dramatically. With so little to do, this once visually-daring title is reduced to dull panels of individual characters without anything going on in them. To say I’m over this Tribulation arc would be an understatement and I’m getting to the point where I don’t know how much longer I can recommend this series as a must-read. James Tynion IV has so many other projects in some stage of publication that it appears this series is no longer getting as much of his attention as it previously did. Perhaps it’s best for Erica to hang up her mask. more