• 8.0
  Comics Bulletin - Jason Cornwell Nov 11, 2004

  The art on this issue has softer appearance than the previous chapters, but since most of the action in this issue takes place during the day time, I can't really take issue with the fact that the art is devoid of the heavy shadowing, that gave the previous issues a harsh, film noir quality. I will say that the art does manage to deliver the story is a clear, easy to follow manner, and it also has a good eye when it comes to delivering the action, from the scene where Bryd is flung into the pool, to the nice horror movie vibe as we see Stew discovers what has been making noise in the darkened woods. His panicked run through the woods is also a great bit of art, and the final page development made for a powerful cliff-hanger moment. I also love the cover design elements of this series, as they do a wonderful job of capturing the little moments that play out in the issue, without spoiling them. Read Full Review

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