When Jonathan Reason falls asleep, he becomes...something terrible. With Tabitha’s theory proving correct, she breathes a sigh of relief… until Hipp’s actions precipitate an awful decision by Jon.
Sleep keeps on delivering on the theory-fuel and narrative juiciness with Sleep #6. Also, read past the Letters page for this one. The story is just not letting go, and as more things get answered, more questions keep popping up and I look forward to seeing those answers. Read Full Review
There's no question that Sleep has its own energy that feels very unique and distinctive. There's no questioning that it seems to be moving in a direction that really has its own energy. It's quite unlike anything else on the comic book rack right now. And there's not much that's come before it that's had as distinct. I feel as this series does. The monsters always there, but it never shows up. Th striking simplicity of the art. The black and the white and the red that could be seen across the room. It's all very distinctive and very distinct. It will remain to be seen whether or not it's as brilliant as each issue seems to be suggesting that it is. That's the problem with a mystery. Sometimes the mystery gets revealed, and all of the magic falls apart. There's a real danger of that with this particular series. However, there's no question that Cannon is doing a really good job of leading the reader in a direction that might prove to be appealing in the end. Read Full Review
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