It's Dr. Morrow's toughest challenge yet: a magical malpractice hearing! Mystics Without Borders wants answers. Why did the case of the 'Patient from the Black Lagoon' go so wrong? What's the biological secret of the Deep Ones, and their connection to the 'Great Old Infections'? And how do you fight an epidemic that's turning people into fish-people? Find out, in the finale of the debut miniseries from Robert Kirkman's Skybound Originals line! 'WITCH DOCTOR has the potential to be the next great horror story in the comic industry.' - Bloody Disgusting
Ketner's artwork brings a necessary degree of realism t the monsters that Morrow faces, which really helps this title stand out against other horror comics. This is the first non-Robert Kirkman effort from his Skybound imprint, and he couldn't have chosen a better one. Read Full Review
It's somewhat unfair to judge this book on the basis of its predecessors, but the story's main ailment is that it seems willing to go quietly into the night. The series reaches the apex of its crescendo here; however, the relative lack of weirdness leaves this episode feeling more like the end of The Empire Strikes Back than that of A New Hope. Although I'm glad to see the Witch Doctor world expanded even further here, I would have liked a more satisfying climax. Read Full Review
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