Secrets fester in the Blaine family-and in their home. Chase uncovers a piece of history best left hidden, while Mackenzie explores the fraught past between her uncle and Reese.
Just when you think The Plot can't get any creepier, it hits with a downright terrifying cliffhanger ending. Writers Michael Moreci and Tim Daniel pull us deeper and deeper into this frightening mystery. I am dying to learn what's going on with this house and this family. Secrets are buried deep below the surface and they're starting to bubble up. The thing is, they're not just revealing the truth, they're also bringing untold horrors with them. Read Full Review
The Plot #2 takes a remarkable setup established in the first issue and dives into a haunting character-driven tale of one family's past wrought with terrors. It's a perfect example of how to follow a powerful issue #1 with a story that pulls readers in without sacrificing any of the thrills that makes the series stand out. Read Full Review
The highest compliment I can give this comic is that it doles out more of the same high-quality storytelling we got in the debut. This is, quite simply, a comic that continues to get every choice right. Read Full Review
"The Plot" is a classic tale of haunted people that will keep you thinking about it long after you've finished it. Read Full Review
Horror enthusiasts should absolutely be readingThe Plot. Read Full Review
The Plot continues to intrigue but I'm still waiting on the firm hook to turn this into a must-rea book. I like what the writers are bringing to it in work the slow but steady level of tension that's simmering as it feels more natural, especially with the undead that are wandering around all over. Hixson's artwork is the bigger draw for me at the moment because of the earthy tone it has and some really great expressions coming from the characters as things go from bad to worse along the way- especially in the basement. The book definitely has a lot of promise. Read Full Review
It's the looming shadows and twisted figures that lurk throughout the landscape that make The Plot one of the year's best new horror comics. Read Full Review
'The Plot' is the type of horror story that gets under your skin. It treats potential supernatural threats as part of the landscape, an ever-present presence that isn't an aberration or an interloper. Instead, it's the ghosts of the past that linger and ingrain themselves in our collective psyche only to manifest themselves as consequences for our choices. 'The Plot' is as much a psychological thriller as it is a ghost story. And it's top-tier storytelling that just keeps unraveling a darker mystery. Suffice to say, 'The Plot' is one of the best comics in any genre right now. Read Full Review
The creepy stuff looked creepy and it gave me the creeps, mission accomplished. Past that though I can't say that I'm enjoying how the story is unfolding. It's like looking at something through a sheer curtain: There's something there, but it's frustratingly obscured. Read Full Review
The Plot continues to deliver with this issue, fantastic development.
The outright shock of the first issue does not carry over into this issue but that is by no means a bad thing. Instead we get plenty of small creepy moments that invade the story playing with our expectations of where this tale will take us.
It feels not so much that mysteries are being uncovered but that secrets are showing themselves and dragging our protagonists into their clutches which is deeply unnerving as we do not yet understand the intent behind the hauntings.
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