Graves End is as sleepy a town as they come... especially being surrounded by cemeteries, and the local kids could think of nowhere else they'd rather wreak harmless havoc. But being surrounded by graveyards comes with the pervasive reminder that... there are more dead than there are living.
This town is an endlessly eerie place with no shortage of strange and dangerous happenings, and when high schooler Parker West pulls what seems like a harmless prank, he may be putting his friends in more danger than he can imagine...
Legendary author R.L. Stine (Goosebumps, Fear Street, Stuff of Nightmares) and rising star artist Carola more
The Graveyard Club captures all elements that make a R.L. Stine story suspense, mystery, and a touch of classic horror while also offering something fresh and innovative for us to sink their teeth into. The Graveyard Club is an engaging and chilling comic book experience with outstanding artwork. I can't wait to see where this series goes next in a few months. Read Full Review
Graveyard Club #1 is a big issue with a big price tag, but the way Stine and Borelli weave the story and lead the reader only to pull the rug out from under us makes this a fun read in the end. Read Full Review
The Graveyard Club #1 delivers a story that blends of suspense, mystery, and horror extremely well. R.L. Stine crafts a narrative around a cast of characters that are all engaging with the way they are presented. The vibe that Carola Borelli, along with colorists Francesco Segala and Gloria Martinelli, provide the story through fantastic artwork hits on moments the grounded setting surprises the reader with horror elements. It all comes together for a must read for fans of classic horror and suspenseful mystery stories. Read Full Review
In concept, The Graveyard Club is fantastic. The execution just doesn't live up to the idea. Read Full Review
There were parts I really felt invested in. Then it would get awkward. I think like most RL Stine comics I've read, he can't seem to figure out a good flow and pace. I also didn't feel totally fulfilled at the end, but I wouldn't say the issue was absolutely horrible.
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