Once upon a time, Elodie fell for a good man named Shintaro. They made a life together filled with adventure, laughter and love. Then one day... it was cruelly ripped away from them. This is their story.
The story builds upon the previous issue's cliffhanger, and while the flashback nature doesn't push the plot forward per-se, it does ramp up the emotional tension and connection the reader has for the characters – which for me at least has the effect of investing me more in the story than I already was. And that's a hell of an achievement for any comic , let alone a silent comic. I can't wait for the next issue. Read Full Review
By the Horns #6 executes a wordless comic with great skill and finesse. Read Full Review
BY THE HORNS #6 is a gorgeous, emotional, and wordless entry into the now-ongoing series that fills in the gaps of Elodies origin as a unicorn killer. With the final puzzle pieces in place, the real question becomes Which is the bigger challenge: Stopping the evil wizards from consuming all the magic in the world? Or, finding a way for Elodie to atone for her atrocities? Read Full Review
While the actual inciting incident that leads directly into By The Horns' main storyline is a bit of a letdown, I think it's more than made up for by some great art and an interesting one-off gimmick. Read Full Review
This book has moved from a set number of issues to an ongoing book. This is a huge credit to Naso and Muhr as well as Scout Comics commitment to its creators, which will allow Elodie's world to continue to grow and develop. Read Full Review
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