The Plot #3

The Plot continues to further cement itself as a must-read masterclass of modern serialized Horror. Read Full Review

The Plot delivers horror that's both slow-burning and unrelenting, harmoniously and never at odds with itself. This is what haunting should look like. Read Full Review

This is a series that has completely caught me by surprise. As I said, Im late to the party but Im so glad I decided to join in as this is a brilliant horror series, another superb series from Vault and a fantastic addition in the growing resurgence of greatest of all comic genres. Read Full Review

After a couple of issues of stage-setting, The Plot delivers its strongest installment to date. Read Full Review

'The Plot' serves up another delicious chapter, perhaps its best entry so far. The series keeps getting better with every new issue. Read Full Review

Mystery upon mystery seems to be the name of the game still. The Plot shows us more of how Cape August is setup, touching upon hundreds of years of murders and the like that seem to be tied to Blaine House. There are a lot of people unhappy about Chase being back with what he represents, and what the kids represent, that tensions are just getting higher and higher in dangerous ways. I hope that the writers can get away with a couple more issues of mystery before really starting to reveal things as I love the growing tension. And I want more scare and jump moments from Hixson as he delivers this really engaging storyline's visuals. Read Full Review

UW

Dec 04, 2019

This is great stuff. It might seem like an odd comparison but this feels like how a horror version of Brubaker and Eptings Criminal might play out, and by anyone's standards that is a serious compliment. The human drama is what drives the action and increases the depth of the horrors on show. There are subtle almost filmic touches that infiltrate the art work that amplify the sense of unease and provide motifs that suggest an inevitability that will hound these characters.