Power cords and lifelines get tangled as Mitra, Kyra, and Flips unravel the monsters' mess. Is it too late to save their friend and their town from the curse of the haunted phone? Ring, ring-who's calling? Your DOOM.
Even though I really want more of this story and these characters, I have to admit that this is a great final issue to this mini-series. One of the best things about this issue and this series as a whole is that it is really fresh and nothing feels forced. The whole story is enjoyable and it wraps up really nicely in this thrilling third issue. Read Full Review
Goosebumps Download & Die #3 is your classic Goosebumps story with a 21st century tech twist. The storyline is fresh, but with nostalgic touches, bringing Goosebumps fans old and young together. Read Full Review
Goosebumps: Download and Die! features more of a cliffhanger ending which is certainly not unheard of in the franchise. It's not a cliffhanger where a character is about to plummet to their doom or something like that. It's more about realizing that their world is completely changed and there could be more to this story. It would warrant a sequel to see where these characters could go next. Maybe next time it's a possessed iPad or a haunted Amazon Echo. Read Full Review
If this really is the end of this miniseries, the hodgepodge of references to former Goosebumps titles turned out to just be that: a nostalgic look at previous stories through a modern lens. Read Full Review
The final issue of Goosebumps Download and Die! presents its homage to Goosebumps' monsters as a small threat when they deserved more. Putting my biases aside for Goosebumps, I want to appreciate this kid-friendly comic, but I can't ignore the flaws that outweigh my admiration for the series. Therefore, I still suggest this comic for kids, but if you are looking for a nostalgic read then you might want to look elsewhere. Read Full Review
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