The Creep scares up two all-new standalone stories in this star-studded anthology based on the hit Shudder TV series.
DAVID & MARIA LAPHAM (STRAY BULLETS) terrify with the tale of a tree whose roots grew so deep they reached Hell...and the girl who sat beneath it.
STEVE FOXE (RAZORBLADES) and KELLEY JONES (Batman, Sandman) share the shocking story of legendary comic creator Sal Medina-and the dedicated fan who went too far.
A fun short story that has a great, tension filled plot and an engaging character. The art is great as well with its mixture of styles. Read Full Review
While the two stories aren't without their setbacks, this issue still marks another satisfying embrace of the Creepshow franchise. Read Full Review
Creepshow #2 returns this week with a pair of horror shorts perfectly suited for Halloween. Read Full Review
Neither story may completely live up to what its capable of, but its still really, really cool to see horror anthology comics continuing into the present long after their heyday in the mid-20th century. Given the right inspiration, Creepshow could become a very influential ongoing series. Read Full Review
No lessons imparted, no ironies to mull over, just the blackest of humor and the bleakest of endings. I don't know if I could keep reading it forever, but I enjoyed this one. Read Full Review
These live or die based on the writing and this is maybe the one to skip in this compilation and wait until it is published in the trade paperback for this series. Read Full Review
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