At the worst possible moment, John Lincoln gets possessed by another ghost! His daring prison-break plans take an unexpected detour as the Dream Thief and the spirit of his father take on a nasty drug dealer . . . and see a familiar face!
"An ambitious and beautifully produced fever dream. Don't wake me up, I want to stay in."-Jonathan Hickman
Dream Thief is a comic that never disappoints. The writing and the art work together beautifully to weave a hazy, feverish mystery full of ghosts, family secrets, and revenge. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
This series is starting to turn back around with this very well paced and fun issue. The overall story has always been compelling, but the balance is back and it's almost as good as the original run. Read Full Review
Mini-series can be tricky because the endings are difficult to stick, but after the first volumes ending I have a lot of faith in the creative team to deliver a rewarding and intense ending. Hopefully we won't have to wait too long to get the next installment either, because I'm hooked on this story and can't wait to see where it goes. Read Full Review
I certainly missed seeing Smallwood's art for the interior, but I'll get used to seeing Galusha's. I'm sure I will eventually. The subtle differences are enough to catch my attention, but not put me off from the book. I am looking forward to seeing the cover for the next issue rather than the interior art. All of that aside, it doesn't change the story that Nitz has written. So in this case, an artist change is not enough for me to stop reading the book. I still want to know how the story plays out and what Nitz has in store for everyone. Read Full Review
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