Outer Darkness is a comic series that appears to be very comfortable in its own skin. Every risk and chance it takes with either story or art direction pays off in spades. And whilst I appreciate not everyone will be excited by science fiction or horror elements, I honestly cant recommend this enough. Sure, theres a bit of backstory to the characters now, but this issue is still a good jumping on point with a relatively contained story. If this doesnt leave you wanting more, we may need to contact the ships exorcist as the only explanation is that youre possessed by a fun hating demon! Read Full Review

Only this series could make a literal haunted house in space work. The story, in both the past and the present, is awesome, the visuals are killer, and the letters gold. This is a book I devour each month. This needs to be on everyone's pull list. I can think of no better combination of horror and science fiction in print. Highest possible recommendation. Read Full Review

More of the escapades of the morticians, exorcists, mathematicians, and sycophants of the Charon are upon us. When a rescue mission because a scary housewarming party, you know you're having a good time with Layman and Chan. Rigg and his crew take on nasty death house and the only way to find out what happens is to pick up Outer Darkness #7. It's frightening, eye-catching, and shocking what you will see and I dare you to find something else comparable. Pick it up today. Read Full Review

A genre-defying, expectation-shattering issue. #7 keeps you guessing, wondering where this will go next. Each panel defies cliches and tropes, creating something wonderful and new. Read Full Review

Let John Layman and Afu Chan be your guide to the unknowns of outer space. Read Full Review

In Outer Darkness #7, we finally get to see a slice of Captain Rigg's past, a character who we've been following since the beginning. That glimpse into history is of course marred with Outer Darkness' signature gore and grotesqueness, but it's moments like this leave us wanting to know more about Riggs and the entire crew. Read Full Review

Side notes: Outer darkness is a place referred to three times in the Gospel of Matthew (8:12, 22:13, and 25:30) into which a person may be “cast out”, and where there is “weeping and gnashing of teeth”. Read Full Review