Dark Ride #4 is a great issue and a good turning point in the series. Power is switching hands, revelations are made, and the horrors are gorgeous every step of the way. Read Full Review

The series concludes its first story arc with a strong outing, featuring theme park intrigue, family drama and assorted demonic theme park characters. Some memorable artwork helps to make the story real. Read Full Review

Bressan presents some beautifully detailed and fun art throughout the issue. I love the gritty look of the world these characters inhabit and how the art brings to life the surprises and plot twists. Read Full Review

Dark Ride #4 is another fantastic issue that continues to bring things together slowly. It teases out the weird making you want to find out what's really going on. It does an excellent job of balancing its scares never crossing the line where shock is its driver. Instead, its the characters within and their reaction as to what's going on that's the draw… ok, and the scares. Read Full Review

Dark Ride has consistently entertained and terrified across its existing three issues, but this week's installment makes things even more horrifying and compelling. Read Full Review