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(W) Jeff Lemire (A/CA) Andrea Sorrentino A brand-new ongoing series from the acclaimed bestselling creative team of Old Man Logan and Green Arrow! The lives of a reclusive young man obsessed with a conspiracy in the city's trash, and a washed-up Catholic priest arriving in a small town full of dark secrets, become intertwined around the mysterious legend of The Black Barn, an otherworldly building that is alleged to have appeared in both the city and the small town, throughout history, bringing death and madness in its wake. Rural mystery and urban horror collide in this character-driven meditation on obsession, mental illness, and faith. Date Available: 03/07/2018
BONUS REVIEW by Kevin Healy
 This is a new Image title from Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino. Its a great read- a priest and a mental patient are affected simultaneously by the existence of real evil in a town called Gideon Falls. Lemire hits all the right horror and faith notes needed. Whats a giant letdown is the art. Sorrentino adds a scratchy quality to his normally clean work that does not feel the least bit organic or necessary to present this world visually. That's saddening. I'm sad. I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Jeff Lemire (A/CA) Andrea Sorrentino A brand-new ongoing series from the acclaimed bestselling creative team of Old Man Logan and Green Arrow! The lives of a reclusive young man obsessed with a conspiracy in the city's trash, and a washed-up Catholic priest arriving in a small town full of dark secrets, become intertwined around the mysterious legend of The Black Barn, an otherworldly building that is alleged to have appeared in both the city and the small town, throughout history, bringing death and madness in its wake. Rural mystery and urban horror collide in this character-driven meditation on obsession, mental illness, and faith. Date Available: 03/07/2018
BONUS REVIEW by Kevin Healy
This is a new Image title from Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino. Its a great read- a priest and a mental patient are affected simultaneously by the existence of real evil in a town called Gideon Falls. Lemire hits all the right horror and faith notes needed. Whats a giant letdown is the art. Sorrentino adds a scratchy quality to his normally clean work that does not feel the least bit organic or necessary to present this world visually. That's saddening. I'm sad. I give it 6 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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