Smile: For the Camera #2
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| Writer | Hannah Rose May |
| Artist | Miriana Puglia |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
The runway calls…but so does something darker. After the shocking tragedy that rocked SurFace Agency, Freja and her fellow models are whisked off to London Fashion Week, where the pressure to perform is as deadly as the secrets they’re keeping. As Freja’s nightmares begin bleeding into reality, Ivy lands her first big shoot with notorious photographer Perry Rickens—and discovers why his sets are feared as much as they’re coveted. Under the blinding lights of fame, every smile hides something monstrous. The horror behind the glamour deepens in Smile: For the Camera #2 in this terrifying new chapter by Hannah Rose May (Exorcism at 1600 Penn, Ro more
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The Comic Book Spot - beastfire
Apr 18, 2026Smile: For The Camera #2 continues this beautifully-rendered, yet horrific, tale in a spectacular way. There's plenty of creepiness to be found, both realistically and supernaturally. Plus, the Smile Entity shows up a few more times, and as a fan of this franchise in general, it’s always a joy to see them. Read Full Review
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9.6
You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
Apr 15, 2026Smile for the Camera continues to feel like an impressive spiritual successor to Doug Wagner’s clever fashion horror series I Was a Fashion School Serial Killer. There is a public fascination with the concept of fashion and the fashion industry. It's really very compelling backdrop for horror. Fashion-based horror has a great deal of potential that continues to be hugely appealing in this series. An overall rhythm has emerged at the end of the second issue, which might ultimately lead towards a “final girl”-style situation by the end of the series, but there's really no reason why it has to end, does it? May and company could just keep introducing new characters as needed. The first two have been so fun. And even if characters keep dropping out once at the end of every issue, it's hard to imagine the series is getting dull or repetitious. Read Full Review
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9.1
Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell
Apr 15, 2026Smile: For the Camera #2 builds off of the first issue well adding some more sub plots and disturbing behaviors in this world. This issue proves that this series will be taking bigger swings and not just sticking to the source material and I for one find this refreshing. This is a book and series for any fan of the genre and should be on the top of your list to grab at the shop this week and add to your Pull List! Read Full Review
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9.0
Nerd Initiative - Eda Thomas Bagwell
Apr 15, 2026If I didn’t say it before, I’ll say it now, “Smile: For The Camera” more than proves that Hannah Rose May needs to be considered as one of the greats in horror comics. Issue #2 keeps up the energy left from the start and doesn’t hold back. She’s taking chances, and the art & colors of Puglia and Kelly follow through. This run so far is an absolute must read for any horror enthusiast. Read Full Review
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8.4
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Apr 15, 2026Puglia delivers beautifully detailed and visually impressive are throughout the issue. I love the art style and character designs. Read Full Review
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