"ORIGINAL SINS," Part Two
As the gossamer threads that appear to connect Father Fred and Norton across Space and Time become more entwined, Norton suffers a mental setback that could jeopardize both their investigations.
Gideon Falls was already a horror comic that dug deep under your skin and made for some dread-filled reading. Writer Jeff Lemire has upped the terror and intrigue a thousandfold with this arc. This is not just a solid horror book it's now working on a whole other level. It's no wonder this is being developed for TV. If the producers can capture a fraction of the scares seen here on the screen, it's going to be a major hit. Read Full Review
In a sharp rebuke of the weird blip that was the last issue, Gideon Falls gets back to the business of being the weirdest, scariest comic out now in a compelling, tight issue that offers no immediate answers but a fantastic path forward to them that only this creative team could deliver as Lemire and Sorrentino are 100% on top of their game. Read Full Review
Well, I'll be leaving the lights on from now on...Gideon Falls continues to gain momentum as its plot is developed. Lemire continues to raise intrigue and add intensity, and Sorrentino continues to produce stunning artwork that haunts. Read Full Review
Gideon Falls #8 is fitting more pieces of the puzzle together and reeling in the reader. The final page suggests the two worlds are close to colliding Read Full Review
There is nothing quite like this comic on the market. The magnificent slow burn of the narrative compounded with the riveting art creates a stunning horror story and if you're a fan of your heart racing, I really must implore you to read this series immediately. Read Full Review
Norton is clearly the key to the Black Barn's mysteries and things are beginning to tie together between the characters. Not to mention the appearance of the possible main villain who is so creepy you know, nothing good could be coming for our band of hero's. Read Full Review
Although past issues have fallen flat, Gideon Falls #8 is a page-turning thriller that you won't be able to put down. Read Full Review
Oh man love this whole thing, the entity thing is real creepy and I love it.
I've been tearing through some past issues of this series after stalling out after issue 3. I'm so happy I kept picking up the series though. Lemire is the master of weird and thoughtful comics, and this issue dials up the intrigue even more. Sorentino's art continues to excel as well. The composite image double page spread in this issue was fantastic!
The strongest issue in a while.
Things are coming together!
Seeing Norton's demons form as a child was genuinely terrifying to read. Not only that Lemire's characters all feel like real people w/ issues. as the mystery of the barn continues we see the protagonists crossing paths in one way or another.
Can't wait for the next issue!
Scary. Dark. Stuff coming together. I am loving this.
I genuinely feel despair for Norton locked up in an institution. Such a well written character. Some really fun plot twists and we finally see some threads between Father Fred and Norton's stories. I actually dropped this after issue 6 to trade wait Vol. 2 and couldn't help myself so i'm back, don't think I could wait for the trade.
Yep, the twists and turns keep surprising in a good way.
THE GOOD:
-I loved the flashback scene at the beginning. Super creepy and super cool
-The art was phenomenal. These two are currently one of my favorite creative teams at the moment. It works so well with the writing and just feels like something special.
-I do like seeing Norton so helpless, it is interesting to see him at a weak point again.
-That one two-page splash (you know the one I'm talking about) is amazing. Super amazing.
-That scene where Wilfred seemingly enters the past was so cool. I loved that scene.
-It's nice to see Wilfred and Clara teeming up again. They worked great together in the first story arc.
-It's so satisfying and amazing to see the more
I love it comic. Usually, horror comics don't do much for me because they're just not scary. Gideon falls in what a horror comic should be, not only is it scary, but you feel the darkness in these pages. Very cool stuff.
Another solid installment that continues the story while continuing to change directions.
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