jujelly's review
4.0
thank GOD tommy got his shit together enough to not make this worse than it was already (though i feel really bad that he had to see his sister all fucked up and ripped in pieces). the octopus is really suspicious, and i have no idea what the fuck is up with that golden room with the people and the face cover and the tattoos as well as the other plushies on the desk.
really, really weird.
also, the monster has babies. god no.
really, really weird.
also, the monster has babies. god no.
garthranzz's review
5.0
2023 - 365 Days of Horror
Day 154: Okay, Tynion, you have my attention. It doesn’t seem like this is the end of an arc but I do see the story taking a turn to a bigger threat. I want to jump into the next issue but I have to read W0rldtr33 #2 and Monomyth #1 first so I can focus on the next five issues. I will be back!
Day 154: Okay, Tynion, you have my attention. It doesn’t seem like this is the end of an arc but I do see the story taking a turn to a bigger threat. I want to jump into the next issue but I have to read W0rldtr33 #2 and Monomyth #1 first so I can focus on the next five issues. I will be back!
quirkycatsfatstacks's review
5.0
"The chilling and disturbing tale of monsters continues in Something Is Killing the Children #5. Erica Slaughter is good at her job. Her job is hunting and killing monsters. But even an expert such as she cannot plan for every turn of events.
Something Is Killing the Children has been a dark and distressing tale, one in which monsters greedily hunt down children. It’s a horror series through and through, and for many, has been exactly what we’re looking for.
This time around, Erica is hunting the monster that has plagued a small town, but there are a few setbacks. One of them had hoped to help, while the other hoped to hinder. Both added complications to an already dangerous situation. On the bright side, that makes for an interesting read for us fans."
Check out my full review over at Word of the Nerd
Something Is Killing the Children has been a dark and distressing tale, one in which monsters greedily hunt down children. It’s a horror series through and through, and for many, has been exactly what we’re looking for.
This time around, Erica is hunting the monster that has plagued a small town, but there are a few setbacks. One of them had hoped to help, while the other hoped to hinder. Both added complications to an already dangerous situation. On the bright side, that makes for an interesting read for us fans."
Check out my full review over at Word of the Nerd