Unearth #2
| Writer | Cullen Bunn, Kyle Strahm |
| Artist | Baldemar Rivas |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Escorted by military hard cases, a group of scientists descend into a strange cave system in hopes of unlocking the secrets of a flesh-warping infection. But the cave system is crawling with hideous creatures that not only twist flesh, but minds as well! Is it possible this disease is working with a ghastly purpose? The nightmarish mystery deepens as this tale of terror from writers CULLEN BUNN (REGRESSION) and KYLE STRAHM (SPREAD) and rising star artist BALDEMAR RIVAS continues!
CRITIC REVIEWS
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10
But Why Tho? - Kate Snchez
Aug 15, 2019Overall, Unearth #2 is another great issue in an already amazing series. Since this issue is light on the grotesque " well, outside the pustules on the walls " I'm expecting more body horror as the series continues and we start to spend more time with the diseased. It's safe to say I'm strapped in for this ride and I can't wait for issue three. Read Full Review
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8.4
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Aug 14, 2019Baldemar Rivas has delivered some beautiful art in this issue. Everything is filled with detail and many of the moments will fill you with visceral dread. Read Full Review
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8.1
The Brazen Bull - Charlie Chipman
Aug 14, 2019Though not as thrilling as the debut, Unearth #2 adds depth and detail, all the while continuing to excite and entertain. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comics Bookcase - Nick Couture
Aug 14, 2019Dont expect Unearth to reinvent the wheel. However, it has the potential to go many unexpected places. With great art and a locked-in mood, if this is your aesthetic, this comic will very much be your thing. Read Full Review
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6.2
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Ben Snyder
Aug 14, 2019UNEARTH #2 takes a bunch of stellar horror influences and gives us a so-so result. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Connor Casey
Aug 14, 2019Once again the real winner is artist Baldemar Rivas, who's cartoonish style and fascinating usage of colors really helps the book cut loose in the visual department. Read Full Review
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5.0
Multiversity Comics - Christopher Egan
Aug 15, 2019Plenty of creatures and fun concepts stock the shelves of this second issue, and while pretty to look at, the plot and ideas are derivative of many other horror and sci-fi properties. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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7.0
THE GOOD: -I'm still enjoying this series way more than most others. It's a fun little horror series. -Both of the opening scenes are weird, creepy and mysterious in all the right ways. -I really like the art. It's not the most detailed stuff, but it's got a lot of personality and it's very engrossing. -These creatures are still fairly interesting, if unoriginal. -Heh. Both endings were great. I'm very intrigued for next issue which looks like it'll go to much more interesting places. THE BAD: -I'm still not sold on any of these characters. They more or less feel like vehicles to get to the next scare, unfortunately. -This comic definitely has some pacing problems. It moves a bit too slow for it's own good.
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7.0
I love the work of Bunn, but I think this isn't for me. Everything just seems lacking some detail.
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