Comic & Manga Reviews
Farmhand #10 concludes the second season (no pun intended) in the series and does so on a dramatic note. There’s clearly still a lot left to this story, so there’s no doubt there’s going to be at least one more season to Farmhand.
Farmhand has been an interesting series from the start, and it's only gotten more so with the most recent issues. The series has been building up to something significant for a while now, and we're very near the point where it'll all explode.
I can't believe it took me a whole year to sit down and read Crowded Volume 3. This series has been an absolute blast, and I'm sad to see it go. But I knew the ending was going to be worth the read. If you haven't checked this series out but enjoy action, comedy, and drama, you're missing out!
Farmhand has been a fascinating, sort of biological, and slow-growing horror series so far. It's only seven issues in, yet countless questions have been raised during the plot's course so far.
While I may be behind in reading Farmhand, I can say with complete honesty it is worth getting caught up in. How do I know? Even after all these months, Farmhand #19 hit me right in the feels – and I wouldn't have it any other way.
Woo! The adventures of Lady Mechanika continue in Lady Mechanika: The Monster of the Ministry of Hell. This is the seventh graphic novel in the series (and I would highly suggest you read everything in order!), and it is quite possibly the heaviest-hitting one of the set, which is saying something.
Hazel and her family are still very much on the run. Sometimes, it feels like everyone wants to kill them – especially little Hazel. She's the embodiment of something neither faction can afford to have lingering around.
After a short break, the ghastly tale of plants and implants is back in Farmhand #15. This is a world that has been steadily getting darker with time, and it looks like it'll brighten up anytime soon. So if you're looking for an original horror worth diving into, this is one to check out.
Farmhand #14 continues the chilling tale of wayward prosthetics and plants. What at first seemed like a brilliant advancement in technology has quickly turned into a horror story. And the stakes keep getting raised.
Farmhand #13 feels like the issue we’ve all been waiting for. The entirety of this series has been one intense buildup; this issue is the calm before the storm. Although it isn’t all that calm, is it?
Quirky Cats Comics 