The Ravencroft line of comics is working very well. If you're into historical supernatural fiction you will love this. The mix of past and present is building well towards even more reveals too. Ravencroft is quickly becoming my favorite asylum in comics.  Read Full Review

Frank Tieri and the art team combine to deliver a fun horror story that strengthens the mystery surrounding Ravencroft. Read Full Review

If you're looking for a monstrously inventive tale that portrays similar tones of late 19th Century horror fiction, then you've come to the right place. Give this issue a shot but temper your expectations from what you see on the cover, as well as its name. Read Full Review

The comic is an interesting one much like the previous Ruins of Ravencroft issue. Ruins of Ravencroft: Sabretooth brings in mutants to the story creating an even more intriguing history of the institute. There's a lot going on here and we probably won't know what that is until the end but right now, the exploration of Ravencroft's history is delivering a mystery that has me intrigued. Read Full Review

Using some clever techniques we get a continuation of the modern day Ravencroft story, as well as delving into a hidden story from Marvel history. A good horror story, I'm still not convinced on the line up of characters in the modern story. The art's good and I look forward to next weeks concluding issue. Read Full Review

Ruins of Ravencroft: Sabertooth was an enjoyable book. Read Full Review

"Ruins of Ravencroft: Sabretooth #1" has a solid art team and fun ideas littered around an empty story. Read Full Review

The story's sound, but the words and art used to convey it are aggressively non-memorable.

This was sort of boring, and why was it about Sabretooth? He was barely in it!