Feral #27
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| Writer | Tony Fleecs |
| Artist | Trish Forstner, Tone Rodriguez, Brad Simpson |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
With no more doors left to open, Elsie is all alone, deeper in the RABID forest than she’s ever been. To survive, she'll have to make uneasy alliances.
But can she trust these new creatures? Who or what are the WILD CATS?
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.0
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Elsie is on her own and survival becomes way more complicated in this chilling chapter. Fleecs’ writing unlocks a terrifying truth. Forstner and the team construct the horror leading to a superb closing page. A terrifying peak into survival never is presented like this! Get ready! Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - Joe Jones
Oct 28, 2026Elsie’s solo journey through the woods is filled with new challenges and threats, which begs the questions: is Elsie truly better off alone, or is she more vulnerable now than ever before? Whether the wildcats will accept her into their ranks remains to be seen, one thing is for certain: danger lurks around every corner, and the outdoors is no place for a domesticated house cat. Read Full Review
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8.0
You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
Oct 28, 2026The rabid humans enter the picture as a new development. And though their first real appearance, here doesn't have the kind of impact that it could, the series does have a progression to it. There's a lot of repetition in the themes and the overall energy of the series. The creative team has done a pretty good job of making sure that it keeps moving forward, though. Even if things seem repetitious, they're doing so in a way that evolves every time familiar conditions arise again. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.0
I’m absolutely loving this new direction of the series. The feeling of the unknown. The uncertain.
It adds a sense of tension and fear that I haven’t felt in this series since the earliest issues.
Just when I’d thought I’d seen it all. If it was scary seeing the cats running from Lyssa Virus infected animals, seeing them having to face infected humans is . . . . . Absolutely Horrifying!
The art is phenomenal! The characters and backgrounds look amazing! Special shout out to the colorist. Everything looked so lush and gorgeous. Usually I just fly through each new issue. But I was really taken aback. I just had to gaze at each panel, as the art really sings.
I was really happy to see that Elsie’s spirt gui more+ Like • Comment
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