Franny and the bug seek shelter at a farmhouse with two elderly siblings. Elsewhere, Helen DuPuis finds a strange symbol in the woods that she' determined is the link between all the mysteries, while Officer Laraque finds a lead of his own that might bring Francis Fox home safely. A special extra-length issue from Jeff Lemire deepens the mystery of this small-town surrealist horror.
FISHFLIES #5 impresses with its world-building, character development, and emotional depth. The steady pace, while engaging, may feel slightly slow for those seeking a faster narrative. The unclear destination of the plot prompts readers to decide if they are in it solely for the journey or if they seek a more defined resolution. Read Full Review
Fishflies' mood and atmosphere continue to make it a standout title month after month. But with its fifth issue it's becoming clear that this thing needs to wrap up. Read Full Review
Really enjoyable issue of Fishflies. It's really got some emotional beats. It also had some new layers added to the story.
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