When Jonathan Reason falls asleep, he becomes...something terrible. With all conventional solutions off the table after a disastrous night, Jon desperately seeks out a supernatural explanation. As the whole town shelters at the church, dark secrets start to emerge among the group.
Each issue of this series just gets better and better. I'm so deep into this story now that I can't help but be caught up in the mystery and emotion. Jon is such a real and relatable character. There is so much more to explore in terms of what he's going through and how it relates to us, the reader. I love the art style. I love the feeling of dread that's created. This is a horror story that will stick with us in the end. Read Full Review
Now that Jon has someone on his side willing to search for solutions, Sleep #4 has an added glimmer of hope for him. Will they find some answers? Maybe not right now, but there're still a few issues left to the story, and friendship can go a long way. Read Full Review
Cannon continues to work his way through something that will play well both as a single-issue serial AND a completed trade paperback. There arent that many series that fit perfectly into that sort of dual format. Most series work better one way or the other. They might be perfectly successful in both formats, but one of the two feels more natural. Sleep really feels like it could benefit from either format in different ways. Its quite cleverly crafted with respect to the larger formatting. Theres also the possibility for further exploration of the world in which Sleep rests. The entire series is limited to the one small town. Theres real potential for a larger exploration of a world where someone like Jon might exist. Read Full Review
A phenomenal read, and the most intriguing mystery of the summer. Can't wait to read more!
I'm so glad I didn't give up this book after issue 1. It's become a good read with a lot of character work and emotion. I really feel for the main character.
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