I really enjoyed this comic. It was dark and unexpected. It had that Adam’s Family vibe, everyone is just a little bit off, they don’t fit in with regular society, but they are pretty awesome. This comic has a wonderful sense of misdirection, you mind goes one way, the story goes another. I really enjoyed the paranormal aspect with a little bit of reality thrown in. I liked the art, it was different, gritty, a little angular, but worked well with the overall story. If you enjoy a darker, supernatural story with murder and mayhem you might enjoy this one, it’s worth picking up.

Note: I received a free copy of this book from NetGalley. I was not compensated in any other fashion for the review and the opinions reflected below are entirely my own. Special thanks to the publisher and author for providing the copy.

The story is dark and creepy and the art matches perfectly. I love the line drawings with its sepia-toned colors or grayscale with hints of color. It adds to the eerie and spooky factor. It definitely gives of Addam family vibes. Now I can't wait to check out the Netflix show!

I do remember reading this story but I am not sure what I thought of it. I will have to reread this to see what I actually thought of it later on.

read this book ages ago and the request to review keeps popping up. I am sure that I had done this one. Anyway repeating just in case.
Frederick is a retired monster hunter who is now a teacher and his family well they certainly complicate his retirement.
This is a beautifully balanced book between well written and carefully crafted images. The storyboarding was quite exceptional and the darkness really created a superb atmosphere. It is gritty, detailed and with wonderful tones of light and shade.
The story is enagaging, the characters resonate and there is a nice blend of humour in what could have been a dark tale. The dialogue works and keeps you moving along.
I read this at a rapid pace and then went back and slowly took in all the imagery. A reallly good graphic novel.