3.5 🌟I enjoy contradictory things. So a story about sweet Richard Scarry looking characters being murderers or victims or murder was bound to be entertaining. This was a very well done, albeit very disturbing story. But that’s its purpose. Murder is disturbing enough but mixed with anthropomorphic animals and a children’s book art style, it was taken to the next level. It was full of twists and turns and constantly left me gasping in shock. It is not for the faint of heart. This was a solid 4 star read for me, up until the end. I wasn’t a fan of the ending, but I’m not sure I was really supposed to be. I recommend this for anyone who enjoyed Everything is Fine and Dwellings. A well done murder mystery/thriller/horror graphic novel.

An adorable and disturbing graphic novel about a small town serial killer who finds herself having to hunt down a new killer in town after a dead body is gruesomely displayed in town. A Dexter-like story of a sort of anti-hero in a quaint town of anthropomorphic animals. This cute and quaint charm juxtaposed with gory scenes of murder and dismemberment. A truly unique reading experience and art style that I absolutely loved. If this becomes a series, I will absolutely read more.

Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees is a dark graphic novel about a serial killer. It took me a second to get used to the art style, but an early twist had me racing to the end of the story.

Perfect for fans of graphic novels, Dexter, and You.

I received an ARC from IDW Publishing via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.