This review was written while listening to How to Destroy Angels " Welcome Oblivion, which in its weird way fit the tone of this issue very well. Its very much an extension of Trent Reznor And Atticus Ross'swork on The Social Network and The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, and having female vocals added too the mix (Karen O not withstanding) is a great touch on this moody and atmospheric album. Give it a shot! Read Full Review

Ultimately this story is bigger than its three issues, and I suspect that later stories will make rereading this one a richer experience than it already is. Read Full Review

The Infernal Train #3 was an excellent ending to a top-notch installment in the Baltimore series. The story was wrapped up in a thoroughly satisfying manner, while still providing new developments and mysteries to pull the reader in for the next arc. Mignola and company never disappoint, but this issue was better than expected. Aside from being one of the most exciting installments in Baltimores story, fans of the series wont want to miss the hefty developments solidified in this issue. Read Full Review

At the end of Baltimore: The Infernal Train there is a quick ad for the next series, Baltimore: Chapel of Bones, which promises the big showdown between Lord Baltimore and Haigus. I would almost think that meant the series was drawing to its inevitable conclusion, but with all the hurly-burly introduced in The Infernal Train, maybe it is more like the close of a chapter. We'll see. document.write(''); Read Full Review

Definitely pick up this comic and enjoy the adventure. Read Full Review