Wijngaard crafts some breathtaking imagery throughout the story. The ghosts continue to be both visually interesting and engaging and the action is fantastic.  Read Full Review

The final ghost returns to the Old James House, but not like anyone expected! Read Full Review

Even with the pace moving notably faster than the build through this final arc, everything that rush to the finale delivers is so impactful that it's never an issue. With one issue left to go, Home Sick Pilots is prepared for an impressive climax. Read Full Review

The chains. The teeth. The massive wreckage amidst approaching tanks and military helicopters. It all looks beautiful, punctuated as it is by the occasional palm tree in the background. And then theres the blood and the looks of concern. Wijngaard balances personal emotion against big aggression from another plane of existence. Again. Too bad theres been so much of that in the course of recent issues...not enough modulation. There is reason to believe that the whole thing could end with a powerful smack at the end of the story next issue. Still, Home Sick Pilots has been stuck on a single track for so long that its difficult to imagine it picking-up momentum at the end without a seriously jarring change of pace that might compromise the finality of the conclusion at the end of the fifteenth issue. Home Sick Pilots has been fun in its 14 installments so far. One way or another, itll be nice to see it end in the fifteenth chapter. Read Full Review