When no one can age or die, are the children still the future? The town of Stillwater is about to find out.
Stillwater is a book about crossing thresholds. Whether that be people coming in or out of the titular town where no ages, characters trying to move on to the next stage of their lives, or even returning to a better time, the concept of a barrier is ever-present. What Zdarsky and Prez have managed in the span of ten issues is an achievement to the comic form, and this book, specifically issue #10 is going to be talked about for years. With chilling insights into the nature of immortality, to the violent need to grow up and rebel against systems, it was only a matter of time until the series had a reckoning and crossed this most recent threshold. Read Full Review
Ramon K Perez delivers some fantastic art in this issue. There is a great dramatic feel to the visuals and many of the intense moments in the story are brought to stunning life on the page. Read Full Review
Every issue of ‘Stillwater' brings something entirely new or unexpected to the table that keeps the readers guessing while wonderfully fleshing out this science fiction and horror-tinged world. There is a perceived heaviness that permeates every piece of this book in the best way, keeping the reader firmly engaged from start to finish. Read Full Review
It's unclear exactly where Stillwater is focused, but it's bound to keep readers hooked, especially after an issue like this. Read Full Review
This is a good issue. I like the ideas here.
"how far is too far" as this series drags to a halt
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