The girls have finally left the woods you're not supposed to go in, but they're still not safe. They'll never be safe on Rutherford Ranch, and they'll never be able to leave it.
I Hate This Place #5 delivers a fantastic conclusion to this arc. With so much left undiscovered, I cannot wait till next year when I get to catch back up with our duo of resilient ladies as they continue to unravel the mystery surrounding their new home. Read Full Review
Topilin delivers some beautifully detailed art that perfectly captures the tone, mood and tension of the story. Read Full Review
The first story arc of I Hate This Place wraps up in brutal fashion simultaneously providing a grace note for Gabby and Trudy's initial outing and framing the future for this spectacularly scary farmstead. Read Full Review
'I Hate This Place' is a pulse-pounding supernatural horror story made all the more satisfying by its grounded themes of love and survival. And the best part, the story is just beginning. Add this to your pull list. Read Full Review
The ArtArtyom Topilin and Lee Loughridge have been a tremendous team all throughout I Hate This Place and this issue is no exception. The harsh lines of Topilin reinforce the tension and dangers of the farm and surrounding environs. As always, the linework has excelled through action and this issue has many opportunities for Topilin to show off. The colors by Loughridge pair especially well with this issue. There are multiple panels where the colors are used to highlight the characters, lend a sense of urgency to the art, and emphasize the Starks' story. Read Full Review
excited for what's next
It was a little light for an end of an arc issue. Was mainly a big action scene. It did have some revelations that make for an interesting return when it comes back.
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