"LOST CHILDREN," Part Three
After the horrific murder of one of Green Wake's most elusive citizens, a new organization emerges in open rebellion against the followers of Micah. While the opposing sides clash, murders continue to surface with no suspect in sight.
The only criticism I can have of this issue is that after the end of the previous issue, which was both frightening and intriguing, the children dont really appear enough. It doesnt so much affect the story negatively as seem like a missing piece that could have made this issue even better. Regardless, Im still finding Green Wake to be one of the most enjoyable, entertaining and genuinely interesting comics on the stands. Read Full Review
Overall, this issue had its good points and bad. It wasn't as suspenseful as the last couple, but it made up for it with a few revealing plot points and (of course!) that customary cliffhanger that just throws your world upside down and leaves you needing more. Green Wake is definitely my rare gem in the horror genre since it's getting harder and harder to find a decent comic anymore. I absolutely adored this series from the start and could easily point out that it was destined to be a great thing. It has a dark flare that most stories lack; a twisted creativity that leaves you thinking about story hours after reading it. Wiebe and Rossmo are the perfect team to bring these characters to life and make a damn good comic. Read Full Review
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