This book really concerns me. I've found much of Snyder's work to be entertaining, engaging, and even compelling. I have yet to read a bad story from Snyder. This story, co-written with Tuft, is a different level of disturbing. The intrigue I feel and the compulsion for more story about a character who is every bit as disturbing as Hannibal Lector has me really wondering if there's something wrong with me. This story " featuring the man with the shark's teeth " has sunk those teeth into me. These floppy copies have left me hanging at the end of each one, which leads me to believe that the story might be even more intense once complete and collected. Read Full Review

If you missed out on the first issue then do yourself afavor and pick it up and grab the second one while you're at it. Snyder may be anup and coming comic talent over at DC now, but his work here with Tuft remindsme of early Steve Niles. Fresh new horror/thriller ideas just waiting to be putdown on the page and hopefully they continue to find strong artistic talent tobring their ideas to life as they have with Severed. Read Full Review

The imagery is intense when it needs to be, but doesn't show us every gory detail. The element of the unknown remains and it allows reader to fill in the gaps for themselves. The creative team wasn't lying when they said they were going for an old school horror vibe. Severed is as good as horror comics get. Read Full Review