Gretel has been taken hostage by the mysterious girl who has been tracking her. But Gretel will soon learn that she and her well-armed captor have more in common than she thought. Meanwhile, Samuel has come face-to-face with the Tituba, and their dark history together will be revealed.
Gretel constantly envelopes the reader within a horrendous passage of terror which has a meaningful lesson, and yet it is this temptation of watching the forbidden which makes the series so satisfying and enjoyable. To witness carnal pleasures made material may seem bordering on the degenerate behavior and yet it is the fantastic artwork and captivating restriction of color which communicates those ideas so seamlessly and with unparalleled elegance, you cannot deny yourself the temporary treat of primal delight. But as the end quickly approaches one cannot but wonder if this title can indeed fulfill its obligatory demands for a fulfilling closure " to see justice granted to the worthy or vile destruction reaped upon those undeserving of life itself. Read Full Review
I can't believe this series ends with the next issue. This penultimate installment fantastically fills in some backstory while keeping the tension in the present. The visuals create the past and the present splendidly, while having heroic protagonists and an utterly evil antagonist. This series is so good I don't want it to end! Read Full Review
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