In the climactic finale, death surrounds Sutton in both the past and present, forcing her to make the ultimate sacrifice as she unleashes the Heathen upon the Stain. But can this monster be trusted, or will it turn on her and finish the job it started nearly thirty years ago?
Speaking about the actual horror in this book, it is and has been top tier. Even with the internal struggles going on, Parrott never lets us forget that this is also a pure horror story. The violence, the gore, and the oh my did I just read and see that moments are incredible. Personally, I have enjoyed Ryan Parrott's other horror/thriller writings, but this one is my favorite yet. Parrott is definitely the most underrated writer in this genre, but everyone should stop sleeping on him after this series. Read Full Review
It Killed Everyone But Me #5 is another clear triumph, continuing an impressive streak of standout issues. The writing is exceptionally crafted, creating a world filled with complex, compelling characters and a story that feels both fresh and comfortingly familiar. Its supernatural elements give the series a sharp, distinctive edge that makes it truly stand out. Read Full Review
It's a fine comic. I liked the series overall, it just didn't feel like it ever reached that next level.
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