It was straight up witch on witch violence. The callbacks to some of the more commercially known witches was definitely appreciated. There is a really great easter egg panel, thats sort of a roster call for a who's who in the witching world, and some who may not have been so apparent. It is a shame that is only a one shot. Though there were indications toward the end of the book that Source Point may allow for some stories later on down the line. I hope that's definitely the case. Read Full Review

An amusing black comedy, Monstrous: Baba Yaga (Source Point Press) is an entertaining supernatural thriller that confidently mixes scares with laughs. With a feminist message at the story’s core, Baba Yaga will cast a meta spell onto its readers. The narrative cleverly uses witchcraft as a way to repair a broken life as much as means for revenge.