thecommonswings's review
4.0
Culbard is one of my favourite comic artists - there’s a looseness to his line that makes his characters really alive with the bare minimum of line work. He’s at his best here, juggling horror and comedy and gangsters and weirdness with aplomb. The story itself is fine, but feels like one of those character owned stories that ends up in the Megazine every now and then where you only really remember how good the artist is. But when he’s as good as Culbard is here that is no bad thing at all
jdhacker's review
5.0
Great period genre piece by the geniuses behind the H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast, with a genre bending choice of protagonist. An action packed, visually engaging read.
magnetgrrl's review
3.0
Cute, but not fantastic. I probably gave it an extra star just for the setting and material, which is very similar to the Call of Cthulhu campaign I'm in right now. :) Going to loan this around to my CoC group to read!
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