Two years after he killed a child-snatching monster and stopped an undead takeover in the Drowning City, occult detective Joe Golem searches for a man with superhuman strength who is attacking citizens under orders from the otherworldly voices in his head. But Joe has his own demons to wrestle with . . .
"Joe Golem continues to be everything you could possibly want it to be. Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden are a heck of a team, and Patric Reynolds continues to complement them perfectly by bringing unique worlds to life stunningly with his art."-Big Comic Page
Ultimately, while its a slow-paced opening issue for sure, it's obvious that Mignola, Golden and Reynolds havent lost a step since their previous, critically acclaimed Joe Golem collaborations, and that this is shaping up to be yet another gripping foray into the world of everyone's favourite Occult Detective. Read Full Review
A promising start to "The Outer Dark." Read Full Review
This is a great issue that continues the journeys of an insanely interesting character. However, if you haven't read the first series, you might be a little bit confused at the beginning. Otherwise, the issue presents a really engrossing story that is sure to keep you interested. Read Full Review
Joe Golem: The Outer Dark is a visually pleasing book but leaves you wanting to know more but doesn't seem to define the characters enough. Of course, it is a detective series so a bit of mystery may be what they are going for. Basically if you have read the previous issues you will be fine and will have a much better time with the new mini-series. For everyone else, it may be time to hit the local comic book shop and grab the first graphic novel. Read Full Review
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