Arlene is stranded without her partner and June Branch is trapped behind enemy lines, a prisoner of the bloodthirsty biker gang that's been turning Brody Island upside down hunting for magical Viking artifacts. But now that Arlene knows the Axe of Yggdrasil isn't the only weapon available, it just might spur her to get creative...
This book is a twisted fever dream, a sick nightmare. Once you start reading you won't be able to turn away. And that's exactly how I like it. Read Full Review
Fowler delivers some fantastic, emotional, brutal and beautifully detailed art throughout this issue. The characters look fantastic and the horror is brilliantly done to maximize the tension and terror of the story. Read Full Review
The thing about this comic is that it's weird. It's really weird, and that's not entirely a criticism. Its splatterpunk style of absurdist horror has been part of the picture since the beginning, but I don't think it ever fully embraced it until this issue. Read Full Review
At this point, Refrigerator Full of Heads feels entirely too indebted to its predecessor and yet misses so much of what made that original Basketful of Heads such great fun. Read Full Review
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