A review by readingvicariously
Death Follows by Cullen Bunn
5.0
This graphic novel was purely an impulse buy for me. I saw it while browsing, saw it was horror and written by Cullen Bunn, and purchased immediately. And it was totally worth it!
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Briefly, the story is about a stranger who comes to a family farm looking for work. The dad hires the man on the spot, but the daughters feel like something is a little...off about the guy. As the days turn into weeks, strange things begin happening around the farm, and the daughters begin to realize that dead doesn’t necessarily mean dead forever
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This one-off graphic novel is based on a short story that Cullen Bunn wrote previously (with a few changes). It’s about loss of innocence and extreme stranger danger. It’s shockingly gory at times, and it had a final act that legitimately surprised me. It also has a nauseating (to me) obsession with rats
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Briefly, the story is about a stranger who comes to a family farm looking for work. The dad hires the man on the spot, but the daughters feel like something is a little...off about the guy. As the days turn into weeks, strange things begin happening around the farm, and the daughters begin to realize that dead doesn’t necessarily mean dead forever
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This one-off graphic novel is based on a short story that Cullen Bunn wrote previously (with a few changes). It’s about loss of innocence and extreme stranger danger. It’s shockingly gory at times, and it had a final act that legitimately surprised me. It also has a nauseating (to me) obsession with rats