Overall Nailbiter succeeds in keeping us guessing what comes next. That end was the last thing you would have seen coming. And just one of many things that will make you feel this way considering every little thing counts from issues past. Read Full Review

Overall, writer Joshua Williamsons pacing is frustratingly good in that you are constantly craving more information and, of course, the next issue. Nailbiter is a comic that is best enjoyed, and most satisfying, when read as a collected volume in regards the overall story arc. In terms of the artwork, Mike Henderson's dark panels and heavy lines bring the nightmarish world to life, along with Adam Guzowski's slashes of colour, with clean lines that create a glowing, cinematic sense of light that bursts from the page, accompanied by gallons of gore. As an ongoing series, this is one of my favourites, and I will be in the front row for the next issue of serial killer theatre. Read Full Review

While I'm not sure I'd recommend Devil Went Down to Georgia for new readers (so far), long time Nailbiter fans should like it just fine. Read Full Review

This series continues to be captivating. Its a testament to the creative teams work so far to make the story and characters interesting enough to entertain readers without having an explosion or death taking place every other page. The interactions and dialogue work so well. Fans need to keep holding onto Nailbiterand not let go. Read Full Review

Neither this book overall or this lone issue are bad, the aforementioned art and Joshua Williamson's crackling dialogue ensure that can't be the case, but its problems are starting to pile up. Read Full Review