Look Out isn't just one of the best books I've read in 2025; it's also one of the most wonderful comics I've come across so far this year. Each page turned feature incredible storytelling, thanks to Dan Baillie's amazing writing paired with Tim Bradstreet's stunning illustrations. This unique graphic novella format seamlessly brings together the world of prose novellas with stunning imagery, making it a must-read for horror fans everywhere. Read Full Review

Plot
Oscar has just divorced and is grieving because he feels isolated from the world. He doesn't want to be with his family or friends. He wants solitude without knowing what that means.

He is mysteriously contacted by Mark, who offers him a job working in a ranger's watchtower. It's the solitude Oscar needed to experience.

In this tower, he is welcomed from a radio by Allison, the other ranger in another distant tower. Oscar finds in a ranger manual ten rules he must follow to survive a mysterious crying woman. These chilling rules begin to make sense as the nights go by.

This story, which offers the perfect balance of mystery, horror folk, and suspense, is told in a format that fuses comics and prose. The dialogue and narrator's notes are all written in prose, with no dialogue balloons. This new product is innovative, bold, and surprising, establishing a narrative method that will take some getting used to, whether you're an avid comic book or books reader.

This new contemporary horror fable entertains and offers plenty of chilling moments, sure to be a hit when adapted into other audiovisual format.
Art
It's a hyperrealistic art that makes you experience the terror Oscar experiences on each of those nights when a creature stalks him. The color palette is magnificent, recreating everything from absolute darkness to mesmerizing sunsets.

Summary
Oscar wants to be alone to forget his personal failures, but what seems like a perfect job turns into a deadly trap that surpasses the barriers of natural logic more