Gideon Falls #17 delivers another eerie and unsettling installment for one of the best horror thrillers going today. Read Full Review

A waypoint on the longer journey of what exactly is the Black Barn; Gideon Falls #17 is another strong chapter in a thrilling and terrifying journey towards a terrible knowledge. The trademark strong writing and fabulous art make this yet another issue you should leap on as soon as possible. Read Full Review

Congratulations on the Eisner. This issue proves why they deserve it. Read Full Review

This title is a master class in creating tremendous tension but at what point does will that tension lose its impact? Its strong hold is starting to wane, that's for sure. Read Full Review

This was good, if a bit brief.

One of the better issues. I really enjoyed this one and you can tell sorrentino did too. Some great pages.

THE GOOD:

-I love this series. It's slowly becoming one of my all-time favorites.

-Andrea Sorrentino's talent is just incredible. I can't wait for Killer Smile.

-Oh man, Sutton's dream sequence was just fantastic. Creepy, trippy, everything I expect from this series.

-Wow. That panel with the Bishop's agent standing behind Wilfred. Legitimately freaky.

-I really love Norton and Clara. Their relationship is great. It's simple, but the way Norton rejects Clara when she tries to mend their relationship from their childhood is fantastic.

-Things are ramping up really nicely.

-The Bishop is a great character. It's especially satisfying to see him again after his three-issue story arc.

-This series sure knows how to leave me on the edge of my seat.

THE BAD:

-I don't think Angie and Wilfred gel quite as well as Clara and Norton. To be fair though… more