Nailbiter #17

So once again, Nailbiter proves why its one of the best (perhaps the best) comics being published right now. They took a status quo change where many books stumble (a big setting change) and instead ratcheted up the tension"while also keeping plenty of the good elements that got them there. Read Full Review

Williamson is a great storytelling ringmaster, making sure we get caught up in the deepening mystery of Buckaroo. Fun, exciting, and stomach churning, NAILBITER continues to thrill. Will we get to find out what makes Buckaroo so dangerous? Eventually, but when the storytelling is so good, they can take their time getting there. Read Full Review

Nailbiter #17 widens the scope of the plot beyond the borders of Buckaroo. Serial killers in that town are now the least of their problems, and their problems still all lead back to Buckaroo where it all began. No matter where everyone is now, they still have a part in this mystery and it will be exciting to see how they handle themselves working from a different angle. Read Full Review

Barker's increasingly violent fantasies make for fun reading, just because it is an interesting way to depict somebody's descent into psychopathy. The fact that they're cute and funny can't quite sustain the book. Nailbiter has taken a few good steps in the right direction, but this book will need a few more of those. Read Full Review

Gizmo

Feb 10, 2016

The violent flashes are cool, it's going to catch me off guard when she finally gives in.

JBL Reviews

Apr 14, 2016

I'm hoping this book finds focus. It's drifting.