Whatever the actual explanation is, this fascinating book will keep me reading what is easily the biggest new horror hit of 2018. Read Full Review

If you still haven't started reading this series, why? Such sights are there to be seen. Read Full Review

This storys use of small vignettes that go on around the two ambulance drivers as they experiment with drugs helps keep the story moving forward as well as tie-in comedy, thriller and even horror into the overall tale, creating a perfect drama. This can be a very hard thing to do with such a hard genre to write about such as existentialism, which, if done wrong can, become very mind-numbing. Read Full Review

Final Verdict: 9.5 "Ice Cream Man" #8 taps into the current zeitgeist by unearthing the not-so-deeply buried specters of post-War America and making us deal with them. Again, or maybe at last. Read Full Review

Another excellent chapter in this anthology horror story, one that goes deeper into the abstruse philosophies hinted at by prior issues. Simply put, few books on the stands today match the craftsmanship and dogma in a single issue of Ice Cream Man. Read Full Review

This one is even more mean-spirited than the ones that came before it and. I'll be honest, it's kind of off-putting. Read Full Review

Ice Cream Man #8 is a mess story-wise and is stretching the definition of "anthology," but at least the art is on-point as always. Read Full Review

This was one that lacked some of the emotion but, was highly entertaining.

I didn't like this as much as other issues. It was just sort of a mess, and with the narrative, that should sort of work but it barely does.

This was okay and had some cool ideas, but definitely not my favourite issue, despite neat visuals.