Terry Moore

Rachel wakes up at sunrise on a shallow grave in the woods and discovers the freshly murdered body in the dirt is her own.

The shadow of death

Rachel Rising

Megan Cooper

For whatever reason, I've always avoided picking up Terry Moore's Strangers In Paradise ... probably because lots of people told me I should read it. Last week, a complete stranger told me I should read Rachel Rising. So I did. Wow. I don't know if I can use the word lush to describe black and white artwork ... but this is my review, so piss off if you don't like it. There's no dialogue in the first few pages, but the artwork is so arresting and sets the tone so well ... awesome. At first I wasn't a fan of Moore's character artwork, but it quickly grew on me and I'm definitely becoming a fan of the whole b/w style. The story starts with Rachel clawing herself out of a grave ... intriguing in its own right, but as the story progresses, with flashes to other characters, it just gets odder and creepier. Definitely a dark comic - but fascinating. Definitely a series I will continue to follow.

Silje Risøy Helgerud

Rachel and Jet will not stay dead. It's a mystery to the two BFFs, but they suspect it has something to do with a 10-year old serial killer and a witch who wants revenge on Manson, the little town with a wicked past.

Fear no malus

Rachel and Jet are possessed by 17th century spirits trying to stop the mother of all witches from destroying their small town. Zoe is a ten-year old serial killer under the wing of a possessed priest who gives her an infamous knife named Jack. Step by step the paths of these young women converge towards an unlikely alliance and a brutal showdown on the winter graves of Firehill.

blake

Looks can be deceiving in the town of Manson. Small dogs, little girls, husbands and wives...who is prey and who is a fatal mistake? Rachel is determined to find out as she searches for the man who took her life. But her most powerful ally might be the most dangerous of them all, a little girl who secretly fights her own terrible destiny. Night cometh, and Rachel must face her darkest fears to learn the truth.

Rachel Rising The shadow of death

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