"THE WELL," Part Four-Joe the Boss' boys are tearing New York apart searching for the Holts gang after the slaughter of last issue. When Lou falls into their crosshairs, will he keep quiet or sing like the sinner he is?
Moonshine #26 moves readers forward as the war is nigh, both sides have lost and gained. But who will end out on top and who will be left standing remains to be seen. Moonshine isn't a series I would say jump into the middle of with no previous reading. It deserves to be read in full and I do recommend giving it the due it deserves and begin in Issue #1. Read Full Review
Moonshine #26 is a tricky one for me. The story starts to be compiled a bit more into what seems to be a big showdown. I still have trouble with finding the main thread or what Azzarello wants this story to be? But, the artwork is fantastic and there are some fantastic werewolf action in the issue, so that kept me distracted from the disjointed story mostly. Read Full Review
The werewolf adventures are gruesome, disturbing, and compelling, making for some of the most excitement and unsettling scenes in the book in quite some time, all while falling within the overall look and tone of Moonshine. Read Full Review
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