Sisterhood: A Hyde Street Story #2

Looking forward to seeing Violet fully get her revenge, and seeing how Sophie deals with it all. Sisterhood: A Hyde Street Story #2 moves the plot along beautifully, with some added emotional beats and some nicely-expressive art. And read past the story for some fun bonuses! Read Full Review

There's a feeling of dread and atmosphere throughout the book, with complex main characters and vivid artwork amplifying the story's chills. Read Full Review

Leiz delivers stunning imagery throughout the issue. I love the art and how it captures and enhances the tone and mood of the story. Read Full Review

Sisterhood is slowly leaning further into the dark tone of other Hyde Street stories, but this more deliberate pace allows for stronger character development and a more engaging tale. These types of Hyde Street mini-series seem like a great opportunity for long form storytelling. Read Full Review

Above all, Sophie and Vi continue to be really compelling characters. And there's an interesting curve thrown at the end of the issue that suggest that there is more going on than a cheesy horror plot. This is very reassuring. It's important to hit those moments of idiosyncratic complexity as they are really integral to the Hyde Street brand. Read Full Review

SISTERHOOD: A HYDE STREET STORY #2 has gorgeous, detailed art and expressive colors that try their best to carry a story hobbled by glacial pacing and awkward plotting. The art is beautiful, but the story doesn't flow, with dialogue and plot that clank instead of sing. Unless you came for the visuals, this one's haunted more by boredom than by ghosts. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Aug 06, 2025

Plot Sophie now has Violet's soul in her body. Sophie agrees to share her soul because she feels guilty for abandoning Violet. Violet is manipulating Sophie. Violet wants Sophie to help her get revenge on the members of the SIGMA IOTA sorority. The plan is for Sophie to infiltrate the sorority and gather evidence that leader Karma is guilty. The comic reveals the character of Amber, Violet's older sister, who held a sorority party at her house, causing Violet to have an accident and a scar on her face. Amber visits Sophie to take Violet's belongings. This visit angers Violet. Sophie attends the SIGMA IOTA meeting to join. Karma doesn't like the idea because she doesn't want Violet's best friend around, but Penelope convinces her t hat it's good for SIGMA IOTA's reputation, as she's being targeted by lawyers and the university. Penelope shows Sophie the headquarters, and the two talk on a balcony. Suddenly, Penelope falls and dies, impaled on the railing. Apparently, Violet did it using Sophie's body. This comic takes an even darker turn. An interesting supporting story for the Hyde Street saga, where we meet a resident of this place who is in charge of collecting souls, the evil Sisterhood. Art It's detailed, and through mesmerizing sequences and creepy splash pages, which are also supported by a gloomy tone, it manages to raise goosebumps more than once. The art offers excellent anatomy definition, allowing for easy comparisons. Summary Sophie is determined to help solve her friend's death, but she's unaware of Violet's true plan for revenge more

bomp

Aug 06, 2025

love it from the story to the art !

Howard

Aug 06, 2025

This was a great issue with awesome artwork.Im looking forward to the next issue.

Chris Y

Aug 06, 2025

Boring. I think I'll skip the rest of the mini series. Leila Leiz's art looks somewhat better than last issue though.