The Kerry family is being torn apart over their mother's terrible illness, the deadly Empty Man disease. But when a stranger approaches, promising a cure, they must face how far they are willing to go...
Overall, The Empty Man #2 is a fantastic read and while picking up issue 1 is not strictly necessary, I highly recommend it if only because it is also fantastic. New readers of the series do not need to pick up the 2014 run to understand the new story. If you enjoy horror comics this is a must-have for your subscription box. Read Full Review
The art by Jesus Hervas is stark and brilliant. There are so many amazing facial expressions in this issue that convey both the horror of the characters and the horror happening to the characters. Read Full Review
The Empty Man is one most disturbing comics on the stands today, like a more horrifying version of Outbreak. It presents a creepy world that's been ravaged by a strange disease that begets more and more violence and bloodshed. It's showing no sign of stopping and it's only going to get worse. Read Full Review
This is definitely one of Cullen Bunn's creepiest comics, something that mixes body horror and paranormal violence together in a very unique and terrifying way. Read Full Review
People who enjoyed the first run of The Empty Man, and last months issue, will still find more to love here. It's dark. It's a showcase of the macabre, but it's captivating as Hell. Read Full Review
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