Of the Earth #6

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• 9.6

  You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff

  Oct 07, 2026

  Corporatio ex machina. Yeah, it's a very solid way to end a series like this. Of course, the horror persists. But that's what makes a series like this so appealing. That's what makes a story like this so appealing. It is the fact that it really does harness the deeper anxieties of the era and bring them to the page in a way that maintains a healthiest skepticism in the authority of authority. The fact that it's able to do this without feeling particularly preachy is actually really appealing. Read Full Review

• 8.6

  Fanlight Zone - Marcus F.

  Oct 07, 2026

  A quick, entertaining read with flashes of heart-stopping horror, and a strong protagonist that I wish was explored more. Condon and Ehrich picked the right artist for this story, and I hope to see more of this in the future. The door is wide open. Read Full Review

• 8.5

  AIPT - David Brooke

  Oct 06, 2026

  Of the Earth #6 delivers a frantic finale that puts Tabby through one last gauntlet of close calls. Charlie Adlard carries much of the issue with expressive character work, relentless movement, and clever sound effects that make the Wildcatter feel like an inescapable force. The creature's motivations remain somewhat murky, but the final pages give Tabby's ordeal a satisfying sense of closure. Read Full Review