Mountainhead #4

There are quite a few big reveals in this issue, some shocking moments, some laughs and some tears but I'm not going to spoil that for you. However, I will say that the reveal at the end of this issue, while not totally unexpected, is still delivered epically and had me cheering from my chair " much to the amusement of my long suffering wife. Read Full Review

The only downside to Mountainhead #4 is that Abraham's adopted father feels like he has fallen along the wayside. He is a major factor in the beginning of the series, but is less of a threat now. We have one more chapter to go so we'll see how writer John Lees ties all this together in a bit. What is clear is that Mountainhead is unlike anything on the stands today. It's pure terror, like Twin Peaks through the lens of Junji Ito. Read Full Review

Liem Duong

Jun 20, 2020

This comic has gone fully wild in its horror aspect. The craziness of this once happy town has finally revealed itself plain and clear to the residents, nicknamed Mountain-head. Abraham and his new family must save themselves from this horrifying experience, and have only one way to stop it. His " father " also finally reaches Abraham's location, but to a horror fiesta that beat him to the punch of the most wackiest thing that comic has to offer. Ima say it, best horror comic of the year. Its beating out the Plot, Dollhouse Family, Baskeftul of Heads, SIKTC, even Gideon Falls, the best horror comic of the past 3 years. Its crazy, its wacky, its absolutely horrifying, with some of the best art to prove it. Lee and company will not stop at anything to unveil the depths horror can reach. Very excited to see the final issue of this masterfully done horror comic. May you be one with the Mountain. more