No place on the ranch is safe now that Trudy's murderous survivor cult family has invaded the house. Will the couple stay and fight, or will they take their chances out on the farm?
I Hate This Place #7 continues to deliver an amazing tale that is equal parts emotional character-building and stark terror. If you have ever been even the least bit curious about this title, I cannot recommend checking it out enough. Pure comic horror gold. Read Full Review
'I Hate This Place' is reaching new heights in terror and this means new career highs for the creative team. Rarely are comics a tour de force but this unquestionably is. So often, horror stories hold back or give away too much too soon but that's not the case here at all. IHTP is an unrelenting fireball of violence built on hate and fear that scorches page after page. It's already one of the best comics of the year. Read Full Review
I Hate This Place #7 is a suspenseful chapter in the second arc of Starks' horror masterpiece. From bleak beginnings, this issue will keep readers on the edge of their seat through every panel and every page. Topilin and Loughridge partner on the art to create an engrossing and creepy atmosphere to set the stage for every panel. Read Full Review
There's the promise of answers looming on the horizon and discovering just how this increasingly chaotic situation will play out is central to the fun of I Hate This Place. Read Full Review
It's a pretty solid chapter. It goes by quick. It ramps up as the issue progresses and then hits you with an out of nowhere ending that I wasn't expecting.
Finally get a clue about what is going on in those woods but we gotta wait till next issue to really get any kind of answers. Psycho family meets psycho haunted woods with guns and ghosts. Overall another decent issue.
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