Home Sick Pilots #3

Like 2001'sThirteen Ghosts,but better...way better. Home Sick Pilotsis a must-read supernatural horror tale with some serious attitude. Read Full Review

Wijngaard does an amazing job with the art in the issue. There are so many great details to be found in the panels and in the characters themselves. Each moment of the story is framed perfectly and does an awesome job of building on the stories tension and terror. Read Full Review

Home Sick Pilots continues to be a deeply moving horror story that's filled with clever ideas and well-written characters. Teenagers in the punk scene is an often underlooked world, and Watters and Wijngaard have done a great job lifting it up in an interesting way. Read Full Review

This comic is absolutely bursting with potential, such a clever and different spin on the haunted house story, and three issues in it feels like the story hasn’t even begun in earnest yet. Interesting characters, unique concept, gorgeous art, there’s so much here to recommend. Jump on this series now while it’s still early days, if it keeps going the way it is this will be one of the best and most talked about comics out there. Read Full Review

Home Sick Pilots #3 explores how people handle grief in different ways while continuing to flesh out its universe with new story developments. Given how the issue ends, Ami may be reunited with one of her friendsand said reunion could turn extremely deadly. Read Full Review

The world of reality and the world of ghosts intersect with catastrophic consequences! Read Full Review

Home Sick Pilots is a weird adventure and I am all aboard for it. It is heartfelt and emotional, yet fun and goofy at the same time. It is scary and morose, yet still fun and full of mystery. A mixture of a bunch of different things that, when I say out loud, totally shouldn't work together. But I find myself excited for each issue now. Read Full Review

A much more heartfelt chapter in this ghost story that seems to be leading to something even scarier. Read Full Review

If not for some decent ghost designs there would be nothing here. Read Full Review

Rauld

Feb 11, 2021

What a masterpiece of a series from Watters and Wijngaard. The art is gorgeous, especially the coloring. And it matches the story so so well, it all flows effortlessly. The story has a bit of everything, is well balanced, and is not as meta as Coffin Bound while still being very deep. One of the most original things out there. You’re missing out if you’re not reading this.

the_comic_book_club

Feb 19, 2021

Home Sick Pilots Issue: 3 Publisher: Image @imagecomics Writer: Dan Waters @danpgwatters Artist: Caspar Wijngaard @caspar_wijngaard Letters: Aditya Bidikar @adityabidikar Cover: Caspar Wikngaard As the house continues to send Ami out to retrieve its ghosts, Buzz struggles to accept her disappearance. Refusing to give up on her, Buzz continues to search the old James House and is convinced the building itself is intentionally keeping the two apart. Believing herself to be retrieving the sixth ghost, Ami happens upon something much worse. Meanwhile at the house, Buzz seemingly hears Ami’s cries of help and falls under the influence of the Horseshoe Ghost. The artwork of this series is really special with a great use of color. The design of each ghost is truly unique. This is definitely a cool book worth checking out. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5) Reviewed by: @meanadam of The Comic Book Club of Instagram Follow: @the_comic_book_club on Instagram for more reviews! more