After the suspicious murder of his friend, Travis tries to move on with life. But when his girlfriend Melissa follows a clue that might lead to his birth family, they wind up in the crosshairs of a killer. Also, a look into the past and the cult of David Daly! Grounded, character-driven psychological horror.
This isn't a comic I'd have picked up, I prefer my escapism a little fluffier but it's good to broaden your horizons now and again and there's a real chance I'll pick this up because I quite liked Travis and I want to see the bad guy get his. Read Full Review
Sons of the Devil #2 is a fabulous continuation to an intriguing series, and though it's not quite as enthralling as #1, it's a welcome addition to anyone's pull. Having a dramatic series of developments, that's capped off by some intense twists, this issue will leave you returning for a third. Read Full Review
While the vast majority of horror comics today rely on shock value and disturbing visuals to make their impact, Sons of the Devil takes an unusually grounded look at the darker side of human nature, providing an utterly compelling read, and one of the best comics on the shelves right now. Read Full Review
Overall Ilike Sons of the Devil and am looking forward to finding out answers to all the series has been raising although I hope that they do make their leads more real than the cardboard cut outs they currently feel like. If I had to sum up issue two as briefly as possible I would say that it messed the bed in the first half but quickly changedand washedthe sheets in the second half as well ashoovering the house just to make up for it. Read Full Review
Amazing art work and the story has potential. Read Full Review
The hook in this series is the mystery " I want to keep reading just to answer questions and satisfy curiosity, not because I'm terribly interested in the story or care about the characters a great deal. However, I'm not giving up hope yet. I am invested enough to keep reading and hope I become more attached to the characters and the story. Read Full Review
There is a fantastic story to be told, but it simply isn't. Good art can only take a book so far and especially when the artist is being wasted on summaries and retreds. Read Full Review
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