Cullen Bunn

"After uncovering Harrow County's twisted history and her bizarre connection to its populace, Emmy forges a new and profound relationship with the land and its creatures--but as Emmy mends fences with her neighbors, a familiar and sinister presence marshals its own forces just over the county lines...."--Back cover.

Harrow County Twice Told

Dimitris Papastergiou

As much as I hate Cullen Bunn writing Deadpool lately... THAT much I like him writing horror comics.

This continues to be good. It's like reading your new favourite tv series. Which is not a horror series that will scare you or anything like that, but will have you turning pages and going from one issue to the next one just to see/read what happens next, and even though most of the stories are self-contained, you want to read the next one for sure.

I won't even talk about the artwork because it's simply my currently favourite artwork and it's SO good. 


I'm trying to find something that's NOT good with this series and I honestly can't.

Emelie

Maggie Gordon

Harrow County is a beautiful watercolour graphic novel filled with dark and scary things. In the last volume, readers learned all about the history of the area and the dreadful witch that used to terrorize the land. Emily, her heir, is a sweet girl who just wants to help people. Until her twin sister shows up... By the end of the volume, I was still a bit unsure as to where this sister came from, and the set up was rather clique. On the other hand, the narrative of the battle between them was strong, and the art helped invigorate the overused tropes. A solid addition to the overarching Harrow storyline, and a very creepy read!

Harrow County Twice Told

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