It's already too much to accept the concept that it seems you're working just to make a living. It's something else to realize that there is truly no rest for the wicked "In HellSouls are Slaves according to MaCready. In Hell to Pay, readers learn that money makes the underworld go round; causing chaos in ours. Maia and Sebastian only want to get out of this hellish business clean. However, as the Stone's story shows that nothing in life is free. Read Full Review

If you're looking for a story that has mystery, action, suspense, and thriller,Hell To Pay is the way to go. From the first pages to the end of the issue, you're going to wish that they released it as a graphic novel because the first issue alone makes you feel like you just got a teaser and left wanting more! Read Full Review

Sliney delivers some beautiful art in the issue. The hell and demon moments are stunning and I love the visual style of this issue. Read Full Review

Hell to Pay comes out of the gate swinging with an excellent idea hung on two strong main characters and mysteries at every corner. Mixing action, horror, and impressive visuals, Hell to Pay is well worth all the coins from Hell if you got 'em. Read Full Review

A fun book, that is an enjoyable romp, filled with characters who make logical decisions for the now, regardless with what this may mean down the line. Soule raises the ante as the Stones think they are finally out from under the hammer. Read Full Review

Hell to Pay #1 has a lot of potential. An interesting concept is given a boost by a time aspect upping the stakes of it all. It's a fun start that's worth checking out for those interested in action films of the 90s. Read Full Review

Once Hell to Pay #1 gets going, there is plenty of action and a solid setup to lead us further into the story. What is even more interesting is that there are plans for Shrouded College to be the center of different stories. In that case, I can forgive some of the extra time spent in world-building because there is an entire world to be built upon. Read Full Review

Hell to Pay #1 is immensely ambitious, and though it has flaws, it succeeds in hooking the reader on a truly distinctive and promising premise, setting it apart from everything else out there in more ways than one. Read Full Review

It has some great moments and isnt offensively bad, but it doesnt do much to separate itself from the hoards of similar deal with the devil stories. Read Full Review

This was a lot of fun! Did not expect to enjoy this as much as I did and now I need to know what happens to these two.

This wasn't good. Kind of stupid actually. Hated the two main characters.