Cutter #4
| Writer | Seamus Kevin Fahey, Robert Napton |
| Artist | Christian Dibari |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
CUTTER: Issues 1-4, weekly throughout October! What if that kid you and your friends picked on in your youth came back with a vengeance...to kill you and your friends? That dark guilt-ridden fear is at the core of CUTTER, a cautionary tale about the sins of your past coming back to haunt you. Jeremy lives a quiet life with his wife in a rural town. Successful and stable, Jeremy is the guy next door. But he and his high school friends share a dark secret. And when that secret literally comes back to haunt them, Jeremy must confront his past and his own sanity as he comes face to face with a vicious serial killer..."The Cutter." From television more
CRITIC REVIEWS
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10
ComicWow!TV - AD Boorman
Oct 27, 2014But consider the slasher/revenant sub-genre of horror and science fiction as a unique place. JASON, FREDDY, MICHAEL, LEATHERFACE and all of the others. We go because their name is on the marquee, but we root for the survivor girl. This is even true of more generic entertainment - from JAWS and THE BIRDS to THE MIST and SHARKNADO - we root for the victim - this is even true in CUTTER. At the end, we are treated to a classically ambiguous ending. Is she a ghost or a psychotic? Is it all over? We don't know - and that's the way it should be. Read Full Review
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8.0
Unleash The Fanboy - John McCubbin
Oct 28, 2014Cutter may have had it's imperfections, but overall it has been a brilliant mystery, being perfect reading material for Halloween. This conclusion only goes to reinforce this statement, as despite the ending itself being a little disappointing, the issue as a whole was amazing. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
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7.0
Geeks Unleashed - Chris Romero
Oct 31, 2014Cutter #4 caps off the miniseries quite nicely, so grab yourself a copy this week. Read Full Review
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6.3
BGCP - Jonny Stone
Nov 04, 2014Its conclusion may not have been as satisfying or clear cut as desired, but overall an enjoyable and chilling miniseries Read Full Review
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6.0
TheCultDen - Reece Morris-Jones
Nov 11, 2014Still, I'll be getting the collected volume of this when its out, to see what it reads like as a whole. Those who want a contained and compact horror comic need look no further. Read Full Review
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5.5
We The Nerdy - Ben Ecker
Nov 02, 2014At the end of the day, I could forgive the lack of clear thematic exploration if the narrative itself worked. But the whole series has been oddly paced, lacking in clarity, and just not very scary. Read Full Review
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4.0
The Latest Pull - Leigh Fairburn
Oct 29, 2014Do yourself a favor and quit reading after issue 3. Pretend Jeremy was locked up forever or died horribly at the ends of his rescuers. You might not get much closure, but you don't have that with this issue anyway, so at least you'd be ending on a high note. Read Full Review
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4.0
Comics: The Gathering - F-O-R-R-E-S-T
Oct 29, 2014I'm dissapointed. If you want to see some clearly talented guys playing around with the revenge genre, read the first three issues of Cutter, because I really liked them. Then, make up your own ending. I can assure you you'll be more satisfied with that than this. Read Full Review
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2.0
Bloody Disgusting - Bree Ogden
Oct 29, 2014Jeremy sits in a jail cell because, if you remember, hes been accused of all the mysterious murdersthe ones Read Full Review