Nailbiter #27

This book has so many huge turns and things happening in LITERALLY every issue, it's so exciting to read and I won't spoil the end. As always: art is great, story is phenomenal. I can't tell if the series is reaching an end anytime soon, but this will be one I revisit quite often. Read Full Review

So many genre comic series start off strong only to settle into redundant ruts. Occasionally, you'll find one that starts with a bang and maintains a consistently high level of quality. 27 issues into Nailbiter, the series is somehow getting even better. Read Full Review

Comic publishers on notice: dont make us wait too long for more of this type of work from Franklin. Because if this story is any indication, theres a lot more to be said, and a whole lot of terrifying reasons not to leave us in the lurch for too long. Read Full Review

Each month Williamson releases more and more details about the Buckaroo Butchers' origins. Nailbiter never disappoints, and I hope after we learn more about Buckaroo, and the truth the Master is trying to keep hidden, the comic has a lot more story to tell. Read Full Review

Nailbiter #27 drives the message home that we just may be on the right track now. The only one. Either they find the truth, die finding the truth, or the worst comes and no one knows the truth. Everything that happens now matters more than it could have when they were first blissfully ignorant to what it meant to attempt solving this case. Read Full Review

Gizmo

Apr 10, 2017

Man, the pages with Finch are disturbing.