Moriah, Bill, Russell, and the rest of the MacReady's crew get an unexpectedly intimate tour inside the minds of their eyeless new friends. Meanwhile, Lacome does the math and comes to an alarming conclusion.
The art is so good and its creep factor is excellent. But the creep factor isn't just visual. There's a lot of great work put into this with excellent characters with distinct voices and plot roles, well written dialogue, and a captivating story. This continues to be an outstanding book in every single way. And the tie-in to another Hill House book blew my mind! Read Full Review
With all the cards now on the table, its up to the crew to decide what they are going to do. Can they cooperate with this new entity? Is flight possible? Could they survive a confrontation if it came to it? Or perhaps another option they have yet to divine. While I dont know which path awaits, what I do know is, thanks to the emotionally charged ground work laid out by Plunge #4 I am looking forward to finding out just how our stranded sailors attempt to get off this frozen atoll. Read Full Review
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Plunge #4 slows the series down a bit, but, sometimes, you just have to do that. Not everything can be at breakneck speed. Sometimes, you just have to breath. Of course, the ick factor is cranked up to 99 here, so there is that too. I think this issue is just one of those things that happen in a mini-series. We need to re-calibrate. Issue 4 of 6 is often the best time to do just that. Read Full Review
The book has finally found its groove and has set itself up to conclude with both unexpected and horrifying reveals, potentially staging itself to be one of the best new horror books of the year. Read Full Review
This is a good issue thanks to it pushing the plot forward and preparing us for the stakes in play. How often do we see monsters parley with characters who have no upper hand at all? That's an interesting position to explore as we prepare for all hell to break loose sooner or later. Read Full Review
While I have been harsh about this book in the past, this issue mostly worked for me. I love the worms.
I’m right back into it, tbh. These spooky alien worm men are alright by me!
Every issue takes this story in a more wild direction and every time I feel like I shouldnt like it but I do. I'm genuinely invested into what happens in this book.
Stopped here. Just not for me.
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