“Trick or treat” has never had deadlier stakes as Craig and Jason unknowingly go door to door with this year’s youngest killer. And a high score for G4m3r_K1d means a very bad night for everyone else… Multi-hyphenate talent Tyler Boss (You’ll Do Bad Things) and breakout talent Gavin Fullerton (The Closet) join James Tynion IV and Michael Walsh for Exquisite Corpses’ most gut-wrenching chapter yet! Each Cover C polybag variant will include one collectible trading card. Collect all 13 issues to make a complete card deck set.
Exquisite Corpses #6 continues to have readers on the edge of their seats as the story progresses and gets crazier. The violence and horror are always on point, but where this issue stands out is from the hart shown in the non-killer characters. The ability of a series centered around a killing gamewhere viewers are encouraged to support the antagoniststo also evoke empathy for potential victims is indicative of the story's remarkable quality. If you are not reading Exquisite Corpses currently, you should head down to the LCS and pick up this issue and give this series a shot. Read Full Review
Fullerton and Walsh deliver fantastic art throughout the issue. I love the dark, disturbing visuals and the reveal of Calvins twisted look. Read Full Review
Exquisite Corpses #6 is a sharply executed Halloween entry that balances grisly thrills with cinematic tension, proving the anthology remains one of Tynion and Walsh's most chilling and consistent horror showcases. Read Full Review
There are a few characters who really appears likely to make it through to the end of the series. and...predictably, they HAVE.Its going to be a bit of a challnge to maintain the readres interest as the series gets down to the final four or so. The ensemble of killers gradually gets whittled down n to the most-likely-to-survive . Theres a chance that it might start to g et a bit more interesting as the more appealing killers begin to square-off against each other. Read Full Review
The Rascal Randy versus Gamer Kid moment in this book takes a really subversive twist that is sold beautifully by a five-panel moment to moment page of Randy nonchalantly walking towards the traumatized Jason, patting him on his head, then continuing on past him into the corn field. It flows like magic, especially on a digital-scroll format. Read Full Review
Another great issue.
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