Smile: For the Camera #1 carves out its own identity by grounding supernatural horror in the ruthless world of high fashion, where people are treated as commodities long before the Smile Entity arrives. Hannah Rose May excels at character work, using sharp dialogue to explore ambition, burnout, and exploitation, while Miriana Puglia's art ensures the horror lands when it needs to. Though the scares are more measured than relentless, the creeping unease and strong thematic foundation make this a compelling expansion of the Smile universe that understands horror is often most effective when it waits. Read Full Review
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