Every volume of Nailbiter as been strong thus far, but 'Bound by Blood' continues to make a case for being the best one yet. Read Full Review

Nailbiter #24 is an amazing continuation to “Bound by Blood,” setting up next month's finale in a gipping manner. Not only does the issue give us some wonderful background on the history of Buckaroo, but it also features some tense dialogue, with the usual spark of creepy horror that this series is known for. Read Full Review

We're finding out more about the Buckaroo Butchers' origins, which is interesting, but it seems to be happening really fast. Once we find out how and why they came to be, will there really be that much more story to tell? I'm hoping there will be. With its gruesome yet beautiful art and enthralling, on-the-edge-of-your-seat storytelling, Nailbiter is a comic that never disappoints. I hope it continues far into the foreseeable future. Read Full Review

As much as I want to give Nailbiter #24 a 10, I simply can't. In some respects it is good that a major part of the mystery is finally being revealed. However, I don't know if I like the idea of what it actually ends up being. Although, it seems the most logical answer, it somehow feels disappointing. Also, the Finch, Crane, and Glory exchange felt awkward and didn't capture the essence of Finch's character as we have come to know him. Read Full Review

Strange issue as the secrets are finally being revealed.