With the her mysterious employers looking to recall and reprimand her, Erica's running out of time to save the town of Archer's Peak. Do the answers lie with the mysterious young girl found in the monster's lair who no one can identify?
Something is Killing the Children has been like a pot about to boil for a bit. This issue has the terror bubbling over and spilling everywhere. You can't get away from it. The scares envelope you as you struggle to hold on to some semblance of hope. All that awaits...is Slaughter. We must pray that's enough. This comic is so friggin' good. Read Full Review
Something is Killing the Children #9 is a heck of a chapter in an amazing story, for those who are fond of horror. The stakes keep rising, and the problem that almost no one can even see what is going on returns again and again with new ways to cause complications. Read Full Review
The intensity and dread is on full display in Something Is Killing The Children #9, so check it out for some character moments that accompany the terror. Read Full Review
One of the best issues so far, this comic continues to climb my most anticipated book each month. This issue manages to push how dark this title can actually become and is now a must on every horror fans list. Read Full Review
Something is Killing the Children #9 is a book it might be difficult to recommend to young readers or those who find themselves squeamish about gore. As an installment in the series however, this issue excels. Bring the tissues for this tearjerker; and gear up for whats bound to be an action-packed issue #10. Read Full Review
Werther Dell'edera present some visually riveting moments throughout this issue. There are some intense, creepy visuals throughout and Dell'edera master both tension and terror in art. Read Full Review
Something is Killing the Children keeps going from strength to strength and issue #9 is no different. The tense atmosphere that's been there right from the start continues to grow. Even with the current conflicts there is still room for character growth before the next splash of violent delight. Whilst none of the characters are out of the darkness yet, it looks like the terror that's happening around Archer's Peak is here to stay for the foreseeable future. Read Full Review
There's way more positive than negative, but the issue doesn't quite find that magic balance. Read Full Review
We finally get a brief origin for Erica. Not much to it, but sometimes simple is better.
Man will we ever stop holding bystanders at gunpoint?
I'm just sort of over this premise. I don't care about this anymore. The monsters are fun, but that's not enough to get me excited about yet another order of assholes and a self-insert in an indie book, you know?
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