Something sinister is happening in this Blue Ash and everything seems to lead back to one place...a place where strange things have been seen in the woods and where local legends claim devil worshippers once performed evil rituals... a place called Satan's Hollow.
Satan's Hollow is illuminating the classic horror story into something wickedly delightful and ominously depressing, but both are in balance to create something which is evocative of a new terror standard. Brusha and Otero are able to express themselves without overexposing the reader to anything too traumatic, and still the tension of a great psychological thriller is still in place. The scenes are cleverly crafted to build upon the lore of Blue Ash with the truth still waiting to be revealed. I cannot wait for the next issue. Read Full Review
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