A series I enjoyed more than I expected to, although I was looking forward to a standard hack and slash I was treat to a far deeper story that had a more deep rooted energy that captured my conscious and refused to let go. Without doubt one of the best series so far this year and well worth picking up, you won't be disappointed. Read Full Review

Since its debut, Harrower by Jordan and Revel has brought the classic elements of the horror slasher genre to life within these pages in a series that continues to win fans over. The closing chapter ties everything together with a disturbing and rewarding conclusion that cant be ignored on New Comic Book Day.  Read Full Review

Revel offers some fantastic visuals throughout the issue. The imagery is beautifully done and visually engaging. Read Full Review

Although the final issue was a bit disappointing with wrapping up loose ends and leaving out critical information, it still holds up as a decent issue to a story that is terrific overall. Read Full Review

Some of that drama is delivered in Revel's art and Pat Brosseau‘s lettering. Jessa's confrontation with her parents and the town is full of heartbreak. The issue does fall a little short in Jessa's battle with the Harrower though. There's a grittiness and desperation that doesn't quite feel there nor does the Harrower's hesitancy come through enough. That aspect of the comic needed a little more to it. But, the comic hasn't really been about the gore and action, it's far more that secrets the town keeps. Read Full Review

I don't understand how they eat with their mouths sewn shut. The twist was okay. It also didn't explain how he was able to get up after being shot several times. They didn't explain how the cult started. So, it was a fine last issue, but not great. Could have been better.

Felt very rushed. I liked the idea of what they were doing, but they did it in the all too common info dump way that didn't give it any time to really enjoy or truly get the payoff.