"BLOOD FROM A STONE"
Nightmare shadow creatures, murdered Kings, slaughtered smugglers, mysterious hobos, mythical gems, and stone guardians - it can only be UMBRAL, the incredibly rich new fantasy world from WASTELAND creators ANTONY JOHNSTON and CHRISTOPHER MITTEN! Join Rascal as she fights to uncover the truth... and to stay alive!
Much like the most likely ill-advised reference mash-up above, Umbral has been a completely unexpected surprise. I had no idea what to expect from this series, but have been downright delighted by the outcome. Read Full Review
Issue three on Umbral keeps up a rapid and exciting tempo. The story and characters maintain to be as engaging as they have been through the first two issues. The dialogue feels natural and charming. If that does not sell you, the art alone should. Umbral is shaping up to be a wonderful fantasy tale that appears to have a lot left to tell and makes no attempt to take its foot off the gas. Read Full Review
Three issues in and UMBRAL continues to be a fantastic read that seems to be more grand and interesting with each passing issue. With some great writing and art, it's no wonder that this issue is such a hit. You'd be a fool to pass this one up, so head to your local comic shop and pick up your copy before the Umbral devour it. Read Full Review
Umbral is a terrific mystery fantasy, having an extremely gripping story line. It is however not the easiest of series to jump into, but nonetheless it ‘s still terrific. And I'd highly recommend this to anyone. Read Full Review
Three issues in, "Umbral" remains intriguing, with a fresh modern voice paired with high-fantasy in a way that feels relatable and cool. Rascal is a fantastic protagonist and the fact that she zigs when you think she's going to zag, even just in dialogue, is incredibly refreshing and fun. Read Full Review
This is fantasy done the right way, with true world building and character development informing the things that go bump in the night. Read Full Review
Umbral # 3, $2.99, published byImage Comics, a good development of the story. Rating 8/10 Read Full Review