Southern magic and horror at its finest. The horrors can be fought if one has the resolve. Recommended. Read Full Review

This is a really great issue to add to the series. Bernice’s character is really starting to become independent, and it’s brilliant to see her life aside from her friendship with Emmy. Now she has started a whole new journey of learning Lady Lovey’s “profession.” This story is about to get really interesting. For any and all horror fans, this series is one you just can’t skip out on. The creative team does an amazing job with all aspects of the story; trust me, you will be entertained and enthralled. Read Full Review

After every issue of "Harrow County" I'm always eager for the next, but this one more than usual. Read Full Review

Harrow County is a book that is starting to grow on me. Even the bonus short story at the back of the book, exclusive to the single issues, are neat to check out. Cullen Bunn introduces us to an interesting new character and Tyler Crook's art is getting more awesome and scary. I look forward to the next issue and see where this adventure of the characters out in the woods takes us Read Full Review

I thought I would miss Emmy's narrative after almost two issues away from her, but I now find myself excited to see what Bernice's story will be. Let's just hope she invests in a pair of gloves before snatching up any more serpents. Read Full Review

Tyler Crook's art continues to creep me out and amaze me all at the same time, those possums might haunt some of my nightmares. The brightness and clarity of the flashbacks were a nice contrast to how muddled and dark the present is, and both time periods showcased the faces and emotions of characters well. This was a fantastic, solid issue that expands on the world of Harrow County without taking readers outside of the scope of the small, eerie town. Read Full Review