When Michael Olsen decided to turn his lifelong fascination with the Deviant Killer into a comic book, he didn't realize the process would bring him so close to the abyss. Now, as new blood spills in a decades-old story, Michael discovers that he might already be in too deep.
Every letter, line, and brushstroke is exactly where it needs to be to make this relentlessly dark tale one of the most fascinating reads on the shelf. Read Full Review
I still have a lot to think about The Deviant and the themes it explores. I appreciate Tynion and Hixson crafting a queer horror tale that dives into the murky waters to see what lies beneath the surface. The Deviant pulls off the masks of the monsters who haunt us and forces us to see them as they are. Monsters may not exist in the world, but others deem some humans monstrous. Read Full Review
The Deviant #4 is a great chapter in a series written with deftness and rendered with great care. The Deviant continues to be a great character study that plunges us into the darkness of the human soul. Read Full Review
In a turning point of an issue, The Deviant #4 delivers a beautifully captivating and unnerving story focused on Michael's growing obsession with the Deviant Killer. Read Full Review
The Deviant #4 elevates the series back toward the same intensity seen in the first issue. Theres meaningful advancement in the story. At the same time, Tynion maintains the overall troubled mood. And most importantly, he adds dimension to the main character. The issue is well timed to reinvigorate the series. Read Full Review
Outstanding.
It's a great writer that can make you fear for your favorite characters in their stories and Tynion does that in this series. I really hope Derek makes it.
I liked it. It's definitely a good read. I just feel like it needs to pick up the pace a little bit.
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