Red Mother #3
| Writer | Jeremy Haun |
| Artist | Danny Luckert |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
The visions through Daisy's prosthetic eye are getting stronger-and it's getting harder every day to resist their call. When a mysterious puzzle shows up on Daisy's doorstep, will it provide the answers she's looking for, or only draw her deeper into the world of the Red Mother?
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10
Outright Geekery - Angel Young
Mar 10, 2020Excellent read for fans of the horror genre that want a story to keep them guessing. Read Full Review
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9.2
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Feb 19, 2020Danny Luckert's visuals are hauntingly beautiful. There is a perfect mixture of detailed character moments and disturbing panels that force the eye to look closer and closer until the reader is immersed in the dark imagery. I love every moment and am drawn to the dark creature stalking Daisy. Read Full Review
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9.1
Comic Watch - Lillian Hochwender
Feb 19, 2020Red Mother #3 offers a beautiful balance of humanity, mystery, and monstrosity. It also proves this title is still worth keeping an eye on. Read Full Review
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7.5
Multiversity Comics - Christa Harader
Feb 24, 2020"Red Mother" #3 solves a mysterious puzzle and plunges Pari deeper into her nightmares, to good effect. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Nicole Drum
Feb 19, 2020Good horror stories require careful pacing and generally, that's something that The Red Mother has excelled at, unfolding just a bit of the mystery and its terror each issue. However, in its third installment, things don't come together quite as well as in the previous two. Read Full Review
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GWW - B Ferg
Feb 19, 2020Red Mother # 3 isn't immediately scary nor does it provide much in terms of storyline. If Red Mother was a film Issue # 3 would serve to slow down the pace and build the tension. It is during this time in a horror story the main character becomes more humanized, hence the puzzle sequence. When nothing happened during this sequence I felt cheated. This is often the case in horror movies. Since it took up such a large portion of the issue that made it worse. Truly Jeremy Haun has much in store for Daisy as he reveals more to her visions of Red Mother and Luke's disappearance. Both plots are ignored to allow Daisy to make peace with her new normal. And while normal is good it doesn't make for good horror. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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10
Another good one. The end always leaves you hanging and wanting to continue. So little time though!
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8.5
I like were this is going and I have loved every issue's ending. However, I think it's a bit light and a quick read, I just want more. Great art and great characters!
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6.0
Someone sends Daisy a puzzle. The world's easiest puzzle. She solves it and that is about it. This title looks good, but I'm not sure it's going anywhere worthwhile.
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