At the end of this issue, someone will die; There's no way to avoid it, so we simply won't try; A horrific plan drives the fate of our bear; And unspeakable actions will give quite a scare; Join us now, as we finally lift the veil-As this, my friends, is the end of our tale!
It's perfect, a little odd with the stylistic choice, but as a murder story, PERFECT! Patrick Horvath should stay in this world and tell more stories; I would love a mystical murder mystery. Could you imagine a cult of Devil worshiping Goat people? My mind is spinning with possibilities. Read Full Review
Horvath delivers some beautifully detailed and stylish art throughout the issue. I continue to love its visual style and how it subverts expectations on what you will see throughout the issue. Read Full Review
Horvath utilizes understated details and some outstanding page turns to ensure that the first read keeps readers at the edge of their seats and later reads will be even more satisfying. Read Full Review
Roman playwright Terentius once said, "I am a human being, and thus nothing human is alien to me." This series proves anthropomorphizing its characters isn't enough to not see connections to these characters. That's largely due to strong character acting and a deep understanding of how a killer can be a person who is also unfeeling and capable of terrible things. It's a series that leaves you thinking about what it means to be a predator in a day and age when our humanity is more base and raw than ever. Read Full Review
Mostly predictable in the general way it ended, but it was fantastically executed. The art style isn't my typical preference but it was just so clean and well done (and contrasting with the subject material) so I really enjoyed it. The series reminded me a little of Berenstain Bears meets Dexter, a mix so odd but pulled off so well here. Very cool series with a perfect ending.
Crazy crazy ending.
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