First, the Eisner Award-nominated ZOE THOROGOOD (IT'S LONELY AT THE CENTRE OF THE EARTH) writes and draws the story of a woman who discovers the fountain of youth and her terrifying journey into "Eternity, Eternity, Eternity."
Then, nightmarish novelist JOEL FARRELLY (Tell Me a Story) teams up with ghoulish GORAN SUD UKA (GHOSTED, Year Zero) to tell the tale of a gem heist with a Lovecraftian twist in "Sacrifices."
Creepshow #3 is a must-buy for Zoe Thorogood's story alone, a truly terrifying and disturbing story that will stay with you long after you've finished reading it. The second story is also good, with a great Lovecraftian twist. Overall, it's a terrific issue and it's highly recommended. Read Full Review
An interesting premise that is hampered by its quick pacing. Everything happens so fast that you never get to enjoy either the caper or the horror. Read Full Review
While many Creepshow stories feature a moral twist at the end of their narratives, the twist in this experience comes relatively early on, instead depicting how living with an expiration date allows you to appreciate what you have while you've got it, resulting in a grotesque yet life-affirming excursion. Read Full Review
CREEPSHOW (VOL. 2) #3 is a rock-solid horror comic with two shorts that look and feel very different in terms of subject matter and visuals but do an equally good job of nailing the horror of their respective plots. Farrelys double-cross plot reads more like a traditional monster story, while Thorogoods tragic tale of irony delivers plenty of horrific imagery. Read Full Review
This was enjoyable. The first story was the better of the two. It was a quick tale about immortality. The second didn't hook me as much, but still was entertaining.
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