Stillwater #7

I just loved this and can't wait to see what's next! Read Full Review

An ultra violent storyline mixed with some intense and detailed artwork. Zdarsky and Perez keep us on our toes shocking and terrifying in equal measure. Not as story driven as other issues, this is still an enjoyable addition to the series and will leave you looking forward to the next issue. Read Full Review

Perez delivers some exceptional art in this issue. There are great visual moments throughout and the action is both beautifully detailed and as intense as the story. Read Full Review

Despite this being a new arc, this is not a new jumping-on point for the series as it hits the ground running from the last issue and doesn't let up on the horror and brutality till the final page revelation. This is the moment that has been building for six issues and it hits with perfect looks at what lurks within humanity. Every single moment comes to terrifying life thanks to the emotional detailed art and the atmospheric and moody color palate. Read Full Review

In a book where violence and action have little lasting impact, Stillwater #7 doesn't provide much meaningful momentum. Read Full Review

There are a lot of good ideas on the page, but they struggle to cohere. Read Full Review

Coming into a series this late you really have no change of working out what is going on unless you want to go back to the start or wait for the trade paperback so you can read it all at once. Maybe wait for a while so you can get the entire story. Read Full Review

Psycamorean

May 24, 2021

This is really good.

Spacey Medicine

Sep 16, 2021

I’m beginning to feel like we can’t trust the people who run this town.

pizzamain

Jan 01, 2022

feels like the walking dead at this point: wringing out the towel for drops