Horror enthusiasts, readers looking for stories of family centered action and lovers of beautiful cartoon styled art will loveGoners. The story is going to speak strongest to those affected by stories of familial loss and secrets being revealed. For those who are simply looking for surface level horror or those looking for all the secrets of the world being built to be spelled out before the plot unfolds need a new book. There is some dramatic world building happening. Thecreators are writing this story for an audience who is able to handle the anticipation, reveals and follow along with this alternate world of the supernatural dangers being public facts. Read Full Review

Goners is a horror book that delivers the visuals and gore while subversively tugging at your heartstrings. The good news for new readers is that this adventure is just getting started. Buy back issues get caught up and enjoy the ride. Read Full Review

Goners #4 is a great issue and reveals a ton of things. Read Full Review

As Goners begins to reach the end of its first arc, the threat level of the comics reaches fever pitch as Semahn and Corona unravel the secrets around the Latimer family and their relationship to things that go bump in the night. But characterization doesn't take a hit underneath the gore, shotgun shells, and resuscitations. One of the best part of Goners is that Josiah and Zoe talk like a kid and teenager respectively. Semahn and Corona's genuine care in constructing these characters (along with the spooky monsters and atmosphere) is what makes it one of the best horror comics along the stands. The plot twists and watercolor dream sequence are nice touches which make Goners #4 the best issue of the series so far. Read Full Review

Goners #4 continues the roller-coaster ride that startred with the first issue. Semahn and Corona have continued to deliver an action-packed series that pulls no punches. We see the Latimer children step up to the legacy that is the Latimer name and accept their role in the world as monster-slayers. Read Full Review

Blood, gore and family drama galore in Image's Goners #4 Read Full Review

I'm so ready for the next issue; Mama Latimer is a tentacle creature and I absolutely need to know what happens next. #4 had me a little bored honestly; we're moving quickly and yet there isn't enough to hold my interest. But they've hooked me in again with this Mama Latimer business. That's their trick: keeping us interested with these shock endings. I need a touch more plot to stay committed, but I'm so sold on these supernatural creatures and the action and all the dark, twisted bits holding this story together. It's an action-heavy story, and the characters are rather weak, so if you're looking for a character-driven narrative" well, if you haven't dropped out yet, it's probably about time. If you're still here, you know what you're getting into: it's all blood and guts and ominous creatures in the shadows. Read Full Review