Something strange has been unleashed in the north of England.
A modern-day druid commits a series of ghastly murders in an attempt to unleash the incredible power of the ancient gods of Great Britain. But his plans are interrupted when his latest would-be victim, Nicnevin "NISSY" Oswald, turns out to be more than she seems.
Nicnevin and the Bloody Queen presents a modern spin on some fascinating folk horror. It's interesting to see how stories like this can still unfold in an age of cellphones and other technology. There's always a place for unsettling stories like this one. Read Full Review
In all circumstances, Nicnevin and the Bloody Queen is best for people familiar with folk horror. The characters can be pretty forgettable, especially when they make adolescence feel cheap. None of them feel like they need care unless the plot demands it. Which is a shame because the artwork evokes feelings of both beauty and terror. Read Full Review
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