Freak circumstances put the deadly killer back on the streets... and the police are powerless to stop him. But Detective Hektor Ness takes it upon himself to take down the warped murderer once and for all!
As I said in review of the second issue, the artwork is fantastic. Fans of Templesmith will appreciate it but it has its own specialness, a genre of its own. Nappis urban landscape is grimy, dirty, squalid, dusty, frantic and disturbing. In the midst of of the blues and blacks of the city, flashes of yellow are sickly and scary, reds are bloody, demanding attention. It amazes me that the panels, the artwork, can be both dense and layered and transparent. Some areas are heavily worked, some barely touched. I fear here lies the truth of our hero Ness. Read Full Review
I may have said before, that I'mnot a huge horror fan.Reading this book, there is nothing particularly appealing to me. However, IDW are doing some great work on their non licensed books and despite my distaste for this specific genre, I am still able to recognize quality work when I see it, even if it is hard to appreciate. Read Full Review
Overall this is a bit of a below average book with writing that makes you want more. More character, more answers, more depth and sometimes a cleaner, easier to understand art style. That said, it feels incredibly unique and it's taking a damn big chance so it's worth a look if you're into alternative comics. Read Full Review
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