Jeepers Creepers #3

Jeepers Creepers #3 is a great read with fantastic writing and outstanding art Read Full Review

A terrible link is revealed as the hero pursues the Creeper. Unfortunately, the Creeper now seeks him. Past and present collide as winged horror brings Hell to Earth. A solid creeper of a story and great visuals make this one to find. Read Full Review

Overall, the book suffers from the repetition and monotony of the previous two issues. It feels like Andreyko is trying to push out a few more issues before finally getting to the REALLY good stuff - the stuff that we are truly hungry for The Creeper. It's not a bad book, by any means, especially if you liked the movies. But I anticipate even fans of the films might soon be feeling fed up with the constant spinning tires of this narrative without any significant progression forward. Read Full Review

This issue was by no means a stand alone issue and I needed to back to the previous issues and do some research to get the underlying meaning. The star of this issue is the art by Kewber Baal which is dark and detailed with full on shots of the gore and monster to open and close the book. The comic isnt holding back on revealing the monster like the films tend to do.As it stands, this comic isnt very scary. So, if youre a Jeepers Creepers enthusiast or horror fan I would recommend picking up a copy. Read Full Review

So far, the Jeepers Creepers license is being put to waste in more than one medium. Dynamite's comic series is no exception. Read Full Review