By Larry Jorash — Many of us harbor fears of feeling helplessness. It’s a fear manifests as we experience stories, worrying that saviors like daylight, armor, or a stake to the heart just won’t save the day this time. It’s a fear of a terrifying inevitability, and it’s a theme we tap into deeply in Something is Killing the Children #10.
Read MoreBy Larry Jorash — Nobody needs to be told that a horror-themed comic will have real substance and emotion when writer James Tynion’s name is attached. From his daring work on the Detective Comics story, “Night of the Monster Men,” to his brilliant, indie-debut on, The Woods, Tynion has displayed a subtle and delightful craftsmanship in the genre. Something is Killing the Children continues this trend in a gut-wrenchingly excellent way.
Read MoreKeigen Rea — This issue feels like it was made for me, so it almost feels unfair that I get to review it. Liking it as much as I do very nearly breaks my normal critical process because I’m not sure I have any tangible criticism other than *excited noise* but, well, *excited noise*
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