Homer has only known a world of madness. Every year, more and more of his friends reach the age where they become a full-grown psychopath, an epidemic that has plagued the planet for half a century.
But when a rumor circulated that there's a safe haven somewhere out there, he and his friends must set off on a path paved with terror around every corner...
Book of Evil #1 is an unsettling yet well-crafted introduction into a new world that captivates using a combination of a strong POV and sparse illustration. Read Full Review
Jocks art perfectly complements the literary tone of the series. Its minimal and beautifully done in a way that feels like the character is telling the reader the story visually as well as with words. Read Full Review
Stories like the Book of Evil are more crucial than ever in a world where people seem more and more disconnected from their fellow man. A thought-provoking horror that's as scary as it is relevant. Read Full Review
'Book of Evil' is probably Snyder's most atmospheric slow-burning goose-bump-inducing horror story yet. Without a lot of art, the prose elicits horrifying images and situations that feed the worst interpretations of the mind. It's a tense journey through a heightened world not too far off from our own. Jock and Price establish an eerie landscape through minimal art and manipulations of the text. 'Book of Evil' is the kind of story you read out loud in the dark. Read Full Review
This debut issue suffers for having to explain this new world, and some may doubt that even the vaunted Snyder/Jock team can pull off this story in as stripped-down a format as this. However, what they (and book designer Emma Price) accomplish with lettering choices and the application of highlighter colors is unnerving enough to suggest that Book of Evil stands to become a worthwhile new addition to their celebrated oeuvre. Read Full Review
The prose in this book is absolutely amazing. It will give you goosebumps, chills, and make your skin crawl! I highly recommend this to anyone who likes horror! I docked a point just because there's not very much art and it's a bit random. Great art though!