NEW STORY ARC! EXORSISTERS returns for a second arc! In this issue, Cate finds herself in a world where her mother saved her instead of selling her soul, while Kate has taken over Hell as its new ruler. Has Cate lost her "sister" again?
Boothby and Lagac have a really solid feel for the rhythm and the pacing of the occult action sitcom, but the single-issue format doesnt allow for much substantial development. The first issue to be released in many months is a potent reminder of the series absence throughout the recent past. Its frustrating to have had such a long wait for this issue, but its nice to see Kate and Cate return for the first of what hopefully is another satisfying string of months. Read Full Review
Exorsisters hit with a bang in its first arc with a great premise and some nice twists and turns. As it embarks on its second storyline, it ups the game considerably. This is the horror comedy you need in your life. Read Full Review
Giselse Lagace delivers some great visuals throughout this issue and the characters pop on the page. I love the visual style of this series and this issue as well. As heavy as the subject matter tends to be, the art gives everything a sense of levity that keeps me interested. Read Full Review
As we begin this second arc in Exorsisters #6, the stakes are serious. This is a decent jumping on point, but this is not a carefree mystery of the week story. Some of the biggest powers of the universe are making their moves, and Cate and Kate are in the center of it all. And talk about both the closeness of sisters, and the chains that bind a dysfunctional family. There are some heavy threads here, but the humor does work to lighten things up a touch. Read Full Review
This being my first issue of Exorsisters I wasn't quite certain what to expect. I found this issue to contain just enough blend of humor, mythos and storytelling to capture my interest and have my awaiting the next issue. I have to admit I felt at times I was reading something of a female lead Supernatural episode and that certainly helped with my enjoyment. Read Full Review
The Exorsisters are as delightful and cheeky as always while they find that Heaven is not at all to their liking, and still have time to grab a drink before saving the universe. No real surprises, but a satisfying romp. Read Full Review
It is shockingly good to have Exorsisters back and updating once again. This series has been fun from the start, but with the new arc that Exorsisters #6 brought with it, things are certain to get more intense from here. I, for one, am very much looking forward to seeing what happens next, all while seeing how these strange sisters deal with it all. Read Full Review
Overall, though, Exorsisters #6 is a fun read and here's to hoping we don't have to wait so long to see what's next for the Harrow sisters. Read Full Review
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