I have been seeing Long Lost getting more and more attention as of late and this issue proves why. Instead of waiting for the story to get stale to shake things up, Mathew Erman and Lisa Sterle push forward and take this series to new heights. The sisters might be separated now, but they are learning a lot and I can't wait to see them stronger than ever when they finally find each other again. Five Stars! Read Full Review

I have always been a fan of stories that are strange and touch into the madness of the human psyche without being outright gory. So far, Long Lost has answered questions by adding more and because of it, I am hooked. I highly recommend adding this to your sub list and picking up the previous trade and issues if you have not already. This is a fantastic, whimsical read that will deeply appeal to a lot of fans. Read Full Review

Long Lost is now rocketing towards its end as we've entered its second half. The eerie mystery surrounding these girls' lives has pulled me in completely. They were once normal sisters, albeit with some shared personal trauma from their childhood. Now that's come back to haunt them and take them down a rabbit hole of absolute terror. Things are really heating up now. If you've slept on Long Lost, now is the time to catch up. Read Full Review

We come to understand that the girls' homecoming was always going to be significant"and so far we've gathered that they are needed. How much will it take, what further sacrifices will be pressed upon the sisters before this town crumbles and goes back to the soil? Read Full Review