While it leaves the door open for a sequel it also makes the denouement to this particular story read in an abrupt fashion, but that's still only a minor hiccup in, perhaps, Hill House Comics' best original series so far. Read Full Review

Kelley Jones has some brilliantly dark visuals in this issue and every scene works visually. It is a great looking issue with the perfect balance of shadow and detail. Read Full Review

The finale really was a rollercoaster! Exciting and satisfying, and as in all great characterization, deeds and actions make clear what a person is rather than endless dialog. Horror is the realization of that which cannot happen happening, terror is that you did it yourself. Laura Marks did that with wonderful craft and skill. Daphne is the emerging from her chrysalis and is something actually new. The visuals are so sensitive and visceral that they become something to linger and study. Kelley Jones seems to do this thing where he taps into the readers emotion and force you to look at that thing you don’t want to with joy. He is a master of this and panels in this series will burn into your memory. This is an amazing book.

This ended pretty strong.