Something is happening to humanity across the world. What ties together a college dropout in Santa Monica, a rogue doctor in Philadelphia, and a nun in the Vatican? The answer already lies dormant within you.
Evolution is next-level body horror. It's creepy and unsettling, which are two fantastic qualities for a horror comic. Instead of dwelling only on the gross-out moments, it ascends to a higher level of storytelling with relatable characters placed in horrific situations. It excels on all fronts. Read Full Review
Things are getting real in the world of Evolution by the end of this second issue. You can definitely see how much work this creative team has put into this book that Skybound allowed them to experiment with. Still not too certain who is handling what here, but for now I like that mystery because you are looking at this like a single moving organism than a bunch of pieces. Read Full Review
The war to stop human extinction gets underway, though it's taking its time! Read Full Review
I'm still in love with the art style used; it's such an overlooked style, but it really works with this sort of plot. It's rougher and textured which makes certain scenes seem more gory or horrifying (which I imagine is exactly what they were going for). Read Full Review
The standard of the first issue is maintained in the second. While there is body-horror, the story extends well beyond this in its thematic scope. The art and script continue to work in synergy to produce a first rate comics experience.
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