The cold, ashen hands of what once was reach into the now... and give a little push.
One of the most difficult elements of any longform ghost story is the constant need to build and release tension and The Plot #4 is a masterclass in doing just that. Read Full Review
With powerful, moody art by Joshua Hixson and a moody, menace-filled story by Tim Daniel and Michael Moreci, this is a series built for horror fans. Read Full Review
'The Plot' is one of the best comics on the market. It mixes gothic horror with familiar drama that continues to draw readers in and rewarding them with new revelations. At the heart of the story is a family trying to cope with loss and grief amid a secret past that refuses to stay secret. There's a reason 'The Plot' continues to sell like mad, it's worth every penny. Read Full Review
"The Plot" #4 doesn't rein in its storytelling enough to dazzle, but keeps the pace measured and the craft consistent. Read Full Review
The Plot #4 delivers so much heart and scares as a pulse-pounding ghost story about the pains of adulthood and family. Chase’s struggle with self-identity is examined further as he visits his mentally disturbed mother in an asylum. With such a relatable character, readers are able to understand why Chase fails at adulthood and sticking to his sobriety. The artwork by Joshua Hixson captures so much sadness and warmth when Zach arrives on page.
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