A shared dream? A mass nightmare? A vision of the future? A newly discovered landmass formed atop the Devil's Teeth thermal vents offers both new hope and new terrors. Liana Pearson's Absolution crewmates are experiencing strange neurological phenomena and find themselves conjuring up mutually shared images and finishing each other's sentences. While Liana wrestles with her growing fear, Kate Barron has gone missing...Breathe Deep!
Sanchez offers great art throughout the issue. The visuals are stunning and filled with beautifully, gory detail. Read Full Review
I'm enjoying Crush Depth a lot because these kinds of properties are fun and it has the kind of horror I can enjoy since it's not on a big screen where it is even more realistic and frightening. The script plays to the familiar in some frustrating ways here, and I wish more of the larger “worldbuilding” was included in each issue so that it felt more instrumental in everything, but the strangeness of what's moving about the ship works well and falls solidly into a lot of what Andry and Daniel have done before so I'm pretty happy with it. It's got a lot going for it on a chapter-by-chapter basis, but I'm already envious of those that get to read it all at once with how the tension and pressure grows. Read Full Review
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