Overall, a comic that is fun and harrowing and a whole lot of weird. It gives me echoes of Terry Gilliams The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. The story by Troy Nixey is extensive, keen, and penetrating. The art by Nixey and colorist Dave Stewart is simply awe-inspiring. Altogether, a great story which looks to get even better in the next installment. Read Full Review

After a few issues of Vinegar Teeth I knew that I wouldn't have a good footing with this book, especially since it's a second series featuring the character of Trout. But I'm mesmerized by Nixey's artwork and style and want to see more of it, to try and suss it out and make sense of it all in a way that my brain has a hard time doing. There are a lot of intriguing aspects to this book and it leaves me wanting to know more but also afraid to really try to delve into it all again. I'm uncertain as to whether I'll delve in for a second round but I'm definitely glad that Nixey has a home at Dark Horse for fans to follow his works so easily. Read Full Review

Trout's story has started off quick and seems to be an interesting one full of bleak events, so hopefully the series' eerie charm continues to hold up and grows stronger. Read Full Review