In the woods, Karen, Adrian, and Calder explore the mysterious ruins of a past civilization as Sanami, Ben, and Isaac face off against a threat much scarier than the local fauna. At the school, Maria stokes revolution in the face of Coach Clay's fascist disciplinary committee.
The Woods I believe is half-way done, which is good and bad. Good because it means we're half way to the end and bad for the exact same reason. If for some reason you haven't checked out one of the best titles that BOOM! Is publishing (Thomas Alsop being the other) then you are missing out on a series that embodies the reason to read comic books; great stories and fantastic art that you won't see anywhere else. Read Full Review
The Woods captures the terror of the unknown and wraps it in a flurry of teenage hormones. These kids aren't going out into the forest to make out. They're trying to find a way to survive before they're all taken out by mutant bats or other strange creatures wandering through the darkness. Read Full Review
A strong series that I look forward to eagerly every month. Building on top of its already strong story, The Woods shows us that it is not afraid to push us that little bit forward. Read Full Review
Now we're getting somewhere. The Woods ended on quite the curious note last issue, and while issue #4 provides little in the way of answers, it does manage to up the intrigue quite considerably. Read Full Review
The Woods remains a fascinating look at authority and compliancy. Issue 4 rounds a bend, tying up the first set of storylines while setting the stage for an even more interesting set of obstacles to survive, escape, and endure. Read Full Review
The Woods #4 will be enjoyed by readers who already have context and are fans of the series. It's not a great jumping on point and it's not a great issue. Read Full Review
A dramatic and intense and powerful issue. The best of the series so far.
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