It’s murder on the dance floor as killers converge at the NoLife concert…but can the sparks of young love between two incendiary psychopaths win out over bloodlust and bounties? Heads will roll as Eisner Award-winning multi-hyphenate JORDIE BELLAIRE (REDLANDS) and red-hot artist CLAIRE ROE (Dark Spaces: The Hollywood Special) join JAMES TYNION IV and MICHAEL WALSH for the most terrifying meet-cute of the year!
This issue takes an unexpectedly positive turn. A love affair between killers was not what anyone wouldve expected, but here we are. Jordie Bellaire does a wonderful job of bringing this pyro-infused relationship to life. Bellaire also highlights the effects and survival of the townspeople in this crazy situation and really brings a sense of hopelessness to the survivors. The horror and confrontation in this issue are some of the best in this series so far. Read Full Review
Roe and Walsh deliver beautifully detailed art that perfectly captures the dark, fun tone of the story. Read Full Review
Exquisite Corpses #5 keeps the tension high as killers cross paths, townspeople scramble for survival, and another gruesome demise hits with gory precision. While Pretty Boy's plotline stalls, Bellaire and Roe ensure the rest of the issue crackles with tension, grotesque romance, and unforgettable horror artistry, proving the series continues to excel at delivering EC Comics-style thrills with a modern twist. Read Full Review
There exists the possibility that the series might end in a way that would be cunte-rintuitive to the competitino model that has been promoted in the series brackt system printed at the end of every issue. Theres some suggestion of this as some of the potential victims start to emerge looking abit heroic in the fifth issue. An ending that doesnt feature a clear winner would be a bit of a disappointment given the somewhat rigidly-defined format of the series, but it could turn a fun idea into something brilliant if its twisted in the right direction. Read Full Review
I like the book. It's always entertaining. I just feel like it's missing something thats keeping it from being great.
This book almost feels like an anthology. Several of the supporting characters make appearances from one issue to the next, but it's becoming the killer of the month. We can't follow any characters, because we see them once and never again. Even Hunger Games had a main character. We were introduced to the soldier guy in the first issue and never saw him again. It's been 5 issues. So we might see him in issue 12. I have totally lost interest here.
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