Melba has been taken down to the barn by the Fraidy Cat, a plaything for her twisted kittens. As Polly Peachpit is confronted by her mate, whom she once cast out of his fourth-dimension heaven, and Crockett pursues the creator of the Cat Cult, Melba's only hope may lie in the one man who hates her most...the brother of the girl she nearly murdered.
Imaginary Fiends has been exciting and beautiful since the first issue, and that excitement and beauty is ramped up even higher with this issue. Tim Seeley continues to tell one of the weirdest, most entertaining stories I've read in a long time, while Stephen Molnar and Quinton Winter combine that story with some truly great art. If you aren't reading this book, you're missing out. Read Full Review
Another great issue in what has been an amazing series, with fantastic art and a great story. Read Full Review
Another truly fantastic issue by Seeley and Molnar. With more action than usual theres something for just about everyone (of a certain age) in this issue. Horror, action, violence and a little comedy. This looks to be the issue that signals a change in the Imaginary Fiends story, and readers should definitely keep up. Read Full Review
I'm still waiting for my imaginary friend to show up! Mine wasn't quite as creative, but I'm sure she'd be mischievous. Read Full Review
If you enjoy weird horror, this is definitely the comic for you. Read Full Review
Melba's plot still feels disconnected from the one that her FBI partner is investigating, but the ongoing mayhem is entertaining. Read Full Review
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