Joe Golem: Occult Detective #2
| Writer | Mike Mignola, Christopher Golden |
| Artist | Patric Reynolds |
| Cover Price | $3.50 |
Joe Golem finds the Rat Catcher red-handed-pulling children into the canals of Lower Manhattan-and discovers that there's more behind this creature than he suspected.
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Big Comic Page - Kieran Fisher
Dec 01, 2015Overall, this is yet another home run for Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden - knocking the ball out of the park yet again. Pure and simple: Joe Golem: Occult Detective is pulpy, supernatural fun and a must read for fans of monster mysteries. Read Full Review
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9.5
PopOptiq - Annie
Dec 22, 2015Joe Golem: Occult Detective #2 is gritty, witty, and dark. The characters fall into the more traditional aspects of the detective genre. Yet the supernatural elements help Joe and his cast stand out as they work their way through the mystery. It is a fun tale and an example of remarkable storytelling. Read Full Review
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9.0
Comic Crusaders - Johnny Hughes
Dec 02, 2015I sometimes worry that regular readers may get bored with me extolling the virtues of Mike Mignola and the various collaborations that make up the body of his Dark Horse work. The truth is, recently, I have been getting a little tired of certain books, but the fact that there seems no or very little continuity to think about, means that the book is more accessible. Read Full Review
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7.0
Multiversity Comics - Mark Tweedale
Dec 03, 2015Overall, Joe Golem is good. I certainly can't fault it, but it hasn't really grabbed me yet either. The character types are familiar and they act exactly the way I expect them to act. I feel like there needs to be some unpredictability in the mix. At the moment, the Rat Catcher itself is where I'm engaging the most. After all, who'd have expected Joe would find the kids alive? I was expecting him to find gnawed and rotting corpses. Read Full Review
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7.0
Infinite Comix - Daniel Gehen
Dec 08, 2015Joe Golem: Occult Detective #2 is sharp, albeit flawed, chapter in this Mignola-verse mystery. Read Full Review