Fresh of his Eisner Award win for best writer, James Tynion IV delivers another powerful, personal story. The writing is top-notch and is complemented by some terrifying visuals and a main cover that perfectly sums up the entire story. Read Full Review

Fullerton delivers some beautifully emotional art in the issue. The use of darkness and shadow is visually beautiful and adds to the emotion of moments. I love the way both characters and locations are bathed in darkness because of the mood that those moment convey. Read Full Review

When I finished THE CLOSET #3 I was satisfied but I wasn't left with the feeling that the series was special or that it demanded to be read. The character examination of Thom is fascinating, and the first issue interested me enough to return for the next two. But in the end, I don't really care about these characters. Like the earlier issues, THE CLOSET #3 lacks the substance to make me want to know what happens next in their lives (though it's fairly easy to guess). This is unfortunate because the story is rooted in existential crises. Read Full Review

The Closet #3 is a savage reality for the demons we create unexpectedly. Read Full Review

Tynion is brilliant.
But DAMMIT I WANT MORE. This cannot be the end.
And if it is, damn you Tynion, this shit is fucked!

I mean, I get why they tried to say with this ending but, it felt like it could have been more. The story itself is still well written.

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daspidaboy - Aug 8, 2022

what were they trying to say with the ending? Was it that the parents argument that ept on following the child?

DDJamesB - Aug 8, 2022

Now this is strictly my opinion, so it could be wrong. I took it that the dad/ the "broken home" is pretty much the monster. The dad was caught in the closet and instead of owning up to it he blamed it on the kid having nightmares. I just think the emotional distress the dad put on the family made the child's ideas get worse and thats why no matter what it followed them because, its pretty much the dad's crappy parenting that is leading the child to have these issues.

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I would have not bothered reading this series had I known it was just a 3 issue mini.

It fizzled out at the end. It could have been a great series had it continued.

why is this a comic book