After the shocking ending of issue 1, the group responsible for a murder pledge to keep it a secret. But Sela has showed up on campus for a lecture on Tarrytown's infamous 'Headless Horseman' as she tells the real story behind the legend. That night, a body returns to collect the heads of those responsible for taking his... The soul of the Headless Horseman has returned and vengeance is necessary!
Maybe I enjoyed this more because it's a folklore that I know well and that its just good writing. I am very interested to see where the story goes and how can this rendition of the classic ends. If you're a fan of the horror genre you should give this book a go. Read Full Review
Grimm Fairy Tales presents Sleepy Hollow #2 is an exceptionally sturdy outing that gets just enough done to warrant a continuation. Recommended. Read Full Review
Nevertheless, I didn’t hate this book. Some of the horror elements had been fun, and I am a little partial to Washington Irving’s tale. Unless something on a real What-The-Fuck scale happens in book three, I won’t make it to book four. Read Full Review
In the end, this issue really served little purpose towards the reason readers would be interested in this: a new take on Sleepy Hollow. Rather than focusing on the here and now part of the story the focus was on the details of the past. The one upside of Sleepy Hollow #2 was the very last page which offered a glimmer of hope for those of us thirsting for some bloody goodness and decapitation. Buyer beware, this issue had no surprises to offer. Read Full Review
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