Kill Your Darlings #2 shows no signs of letting up, taking a darker turn while still blending elements of fantasy alongside its reality. Like the previous issue, the ending promises to go deeper and potentially darker than what came before, but that's what makes it one of the most interesting books on the stands. Read Full Review

Kill Your Darlings #2 is an incredible follow-up to the strong debut in what is quickly becoming one of the best titles in 2023. The creative team of Ethan Parker, Griffin Sheridan, and Robert Quinn deliver a lot of quality character development to make you care even more about Rose as the lead character. The way the dark fantasy elements are integrated into the story creates an even greater investment in what happens next. Read Full Review

Kill Your Darlings#2 zigs were one would expect it to zag, moving the plot forward in such a way that's both natural for the book's pace yet still unexpected and surprising. Bob Quinn's art grows more impressive with each issue of this series released, a sharp yet hyper expressive flow to the characters elevating an already rich story. Read Full Review

Quinn delivers some beautifully detailed art that is visually immersive and impressive. The imagery has a great sense of wonder and the horror elements are beautifully done. Read Full Review

It only takes a few pages of mostly wordless dialogue to see how the initial tragedy affected her. But it wasn't until one of her imaginary friends (a pink elephant crossed with Crocodile Dundee) arrives that I knew this book was working. Read Full Review

So far this series has produced an interesting story, that still has me questioning where it's going, but in a good way.