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by James Tynion (Author), Werther Dell'Edera (Penciller), Miquel Muerto (Colorist) Format: Kindle Edition
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When the children of Archer's Peak begin to go missing, everything seems hopeless. The few children that return alive have terrible stories -- impossible details of terrifying creatures that live in the shadows. Their only hope is the arrival of a mysterious stranger, one who believes the children and claims to be the only adult who sees what they can see. Her name is Erica Slaughter. She kills monsters. That is all she does, and she bears the cost because it must be done.

GLAAD Award-winning writer James Tynion IV (The Woods, Batman: Detective Comics) teams with artist Werther Dell'Edera (Briggs Land) for a haunting series about staring into the abyss... and what happens when the abyss stares back.
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Werther Dell'Edera (born January 1, 1975) is an Italian comic book artist who provided interior art for the unreleased comic Aliens: Colonial Marines - Rising Threat for Dark Horse Comics, as Well as Marvel Comics, and BOOM! Studios hit Something is Killing the Children.

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James Tynion IV is an Eisner Award Winning, New York Times bestselling comic book author and publisher.

He is the co-creator of SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN with Werther Dell’Edera, the smash hit comic series published by Boom! Studios. SIKTC was nominated for the Eisner Award for Best New Comic Series in 2020. It’s spin-off title, THE HOUSE OF SLAUGHTER, was one of the highest selling comic books in 2021. SIKTC is currently in development for television at Netflix with Mike Flanagan and Trevor Macy’s Intrepid Pictures producing.

He is the co-creator of THE DEPARTMENT OF TRUTH with Martin Simmonds, the high concept conspiracy thriller published by Image Comics. DOT was nominated for the Eisner Awards for Best New Series, and Best Continuing Series in 2021. DOT is currently in development for television with SISTER producing.

He is the co-creator of THE NICE HOUSE ON THE LAKE with Alvaro Martinez Bueno, the apocalyptic horror series published by DC Black Label. NHOTL is the highest selling creator-owned debut published by DC Comics in the last twenty years.

He is the co-creator of WYND with Michael Dialynas, the young adult fantasy adventure series published by BOOM! Studios. WYND was nominated for Outstanding Comic Book at the GLAAD Media Awards in both 2020 and 2021.

Under his own publishing banner, Tiny Onion Studios, James Tynion IV published and curated the acclaimed anthology series RAZORBLADES: THE HORROR MAGAZINE. He is currently publishing the UFO non-fiction webcomic, BLUE BOOK with Michael Avon Oeming through his newsletter, THE EMPIRE OF THE TINY ONION, available at https://jamestynioniv.substack.com.

James is the co-creator of many other acclaimed original series, including the GLAAD Media Award winning THE WOODS, with Michael Dialynas. He is also well known for working on the Batman titles at DC Comics, where he co-created the fan-favorite characters Punchline, Ghost-Maker, Clownhunter, Miracle Molly, and more. His storylines and characters have influenced DC TV shows like Batwoman, Young Justice, Gotham, and Legends of Tomorrow.

James is represented by United Talent Agency.

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Customers enjoy this graphic novel's storyline, with one noting its well-paced narrative, and they appreciate the fantastic art that's descriptive to the story. Customers find the characters addictive, with one highlighting the kick-a** female protagonist, and they consider the book fairly priced. The spooky elements receive mixed reactions, with some finding it uniquely spooky while others feel the story is meh. The writing style also gets mixed reviews, with some saying it's hard to put down while others find it confusing.

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42 customers mention "Storyline"42 positive0 negative

Customers enjoy the storyline of this graphic novel, describing it as a fun and well-paced read.

"...I loved this graphic novel. The plot packed a punch and kept me wanting to find out what was going to happen next...." Read more

"...way the writers depicted the reactions of the townspeople was also pretty good; they’re angry and grieving, drinking to excess and falling apart...." Read more

"...The world he builds is compelling, the story is snappy and the art is fantastic and very fitting of the grim world these characters live in...." Read more

"...were better by far than the others and especially the final few pages were quite impactful, so I am definitely interested in delving further into..." Read more

20 customers mention "Art style"20 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the art style of the book, finding it fantastic and descriptive to the story.

"...The artwork was descriptive to the story, and I loved the focused looks in the eyes of the characters...." Read more

"...The world he builds is compelling, the story is snappy and the art is fantastic and very fitting of the grim world these characters live in...." Read more

"This comic was pretty good, the atmosphere was great and the art was nice. I just feel a little meh about the story...." Read more

"Amazing story! Fantastic art!..." Read more

17 customers mention "Character development"17 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the character development in the graphic novel, with one customer highlighting the kick-a** female protagonist and another noting the compelling world-building.

"...was descriptive to the story, and I loved the focused looks in the eyes of the characters...." Read more

"This is a great comic by industry vet James Tynion. The world he builds is compelling, the story is snappy and the art is fantastic and very fitting..." Read more

"...The art, story, characters, and feel are all superb...." Read more

"This series is very good. Great characters and well paced story. The individual comics early in this series are a bit high in price...." Read more

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Customers find the book to be fairly priced.

"...While normally this e-comic is available in paperback for $13.49, it’s also part of my comiXology subscription which means I read it for free..." Read more

"...The price point for this item is on point as well. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves mystery in their comic stories." Read more

"Very fair priced. Can't wait to read this and start my SIKTC journey" Read more

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Customers like the start date of the book, with one mentioning it serves as a great introduction to the comic series.

"...in things adults say are fake, so I hope volume 2 builds on the nice starting point, story, characters and why this, why that?..." Read more

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18 customers mention "Spooky story"12 positive6 negative

Customers have mixed reactions to the spooky elements of the book, with some finding it uniquely creepy while others feel the story is unsatisfying.

"...is this group(you'll see what I mean toward the end) I enjoy the aspect too of children because they are more inclined to believe in things adults..." Read more

"Terrific graphic novel with a creepy story line...." Read more

"...A few things to be aware of. First is that this book is very violent. It depicts the deaths of said children on paper in detail...." Read more

"...I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves mystery in their comic stories." Read more

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"It’s a great comic . Beautifully written nice break from super hero books" Read more

"Stranger things + Supernatural+Buffy Couldn’t stop reading once it started to pick up about 20% into the story absolutely fantastic." Read more

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Awesome horror comic with a kick-a** female protagonist
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Awesome horror comic with a kick-a** female protagonist
I really like James Tynion's DC work, and thought his other stuff (like Backstagers) was pretty good. This one...this one blows all of his past work out of the water. It's a little Tim Seeley's Imaginary Fiends and Hack/Slash, a little Scott Westerfeld's Spill Zone, and a little Stephen King's IT, and yet it's still uniquely spooky. I like my horror comics to have some mystery...I don't want to waste precious panels on text explaining all the details of the monsters or monster fighters. Things are much scarier when you leave them up to your imagination, which is exactly what Tynion does with this. It's gruesome and brutal, but not gratuitously so. I immediately loved Erica Slaughter, who also embodies another of my favorite and more atypical horror comic attributes; a female protagonist who knows what's going on and doesn't run around screaming in disbelief for half the book. She gets sh*t done. The book ends at a good spot - the world is built out but not fully revealed - and I can't wait to read the next volume.
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  • Deb S
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great start to a series!
    Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2023
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    Mysteriously, some kids have gone missing over the last few months. Suddenly, when a few friends venture into the woods, all but one are viciously killed, and the one that survives is traumatized. There's something out there that only the children are able to see, and it is brutally killing them! Luckily, a new stranger shows up in town, and she's a badass who is there to help. Too bad the adults don't understand. They only get in her way. However, she needs to move quickly before it’s too late, and she is on it!

    I loved this graphic novel. The plot packed a punch and kept me wanting to find out what was going to happen next. The artwork was descriptive to the story, and I loved the focused looks in the eyes of the characters.

    I am looking forward to continuing to read more in this series!
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  • Seher Mohsin
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great read; I’ve gotten the next part already
    Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2022
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    Something is killing they children may not be the most beautiful comic book I’ve seen, but the plot was pretty great and I loved that our main had her clothes on. The way the writers depicted the reactions of the townspeople was also pretty good; they’re angry and grieving, drinking to excess and falling apart. Some are attempting to regain control by lashing out at the one child who survived and the new woman in town. Erica also makes a great main because while she’s angry at the person she’s working with (who we never really see), she doesn’t get mad at the people around her in the town; she’s seen these reactions before and is used to dealing with them. She apologises to the boy when she snaps because she recognises how messed up all of this is for him and is gentler than expected. She’s a great contrast to a lot of heroes we see who demolish things in their way and act injured when no one loves them.

    Something Is Killing the Children is part of a four part series of the same name. The writer for the series is James Tynion (which autocorrect changed to Tyrion for a minute), with Werther Dell’Edera as the illustrator and Miquel Muerto as the colourist. While normally this e-comic is available in paperback for $13.49, it’s also part of my comiXology subscription which means I read it for free (the subscription is like $5.99 a month), but otherwise the e-comic is $6.99. I mention this because I’m doing my best to keep track of all my subscriptions to see if they add value to my life. ComiXology always does!

    I’ve also borrowed the next part Something is Killing the Children Vol. 2 so you’ll see that review up soon!
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  • Andrew Westerman
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic comic
    Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2022
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    This is a great comic by industry vet James Tynion. The world he builds is compelling, the story is snappy and the art is fantastic and very fitting of the grim world these characters live in. This volume gives you just enough tidbits about the characters to pique your interest and leave you wanting more.

    A few things to be aware of. First is that this book is very violent. It depicts the deaths of said children on paper in detail. Avoid this if that is something you have an issue with or are planning on buying this for a younger reader. Second, there are a few points where the panel layout is kind of confusing. Its not the biggest deal, but there were a few moments I accidentally read ahead because the panel continued onto the next page.
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  • jasmine stanford
    4.0 out of 5 stars 3.5 stars 🌟
    Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2024
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    This comic was pretty good, the atmosphere was great and the art was nice. I just feel a little meh about the story. I am putting it down to this being the set up for a more in depth storyline. The first and last chapters were better by far than the others and especially the final few pages were quite impactful, so I am definitely interested in delving further into this universe. Thus far it's a 3.5/5 stars 🌟 rounded up to 4 stars for goodreads and amazon.
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  • DVF
    5.0 out of 5 stars Def interesting, liked the art alot.
    Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2023
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    I like it's one of those stories that doesn't give you the answer to whats going on right away or even if the characters you've been introduced to are good,bad. What is this group(you'll see what I mean toward the end) I enjoy the aspect too of children because they are more inclined to believe in things adults say are fake, so I hope volume 2 builds on the nice starting point, story, characters and why this, why that? And I hope it unfolds in an entertaining way because the base they've laid in vol 1 has me very interested and happy I started this series.
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  • M. Bennett
    5.0 out of 5 stars 4.5 Stars
    Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2022
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    Terrific graphic novel with a creepy story line. Its title is exactly what it is about... something is killing the children and no one knows who or what it is. When Erica Slaughter enters town, some think she might be the culprit but little do they know that she is there to make things right. With the help of one of the town kids and a talking stuffed octopus, she ventures out to find the monstrosity that is wreaking havoc.
    I really enjoyed this book. There were a few frames on the art that I couldn't really picture what was going on but other than that, it was awesome!
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  • Comics Appreciation Project
    5.0 out of 5 stars “Buffy” meets “Stranger Things” mash-up that really works
    Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2022
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    Something Is Killing the Children, by James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera (Boom Studios)

    Something Is Killing the Children hits hard and was very well received by both critics and fans. In 2020 the series was nominated for the Eisner, Harvey, and Ringo awards. The following year, James Tynion IV would win both the Eisner and Ringo awards for “Best Writer” for his body of work in 2021. Now once again, both the series and the writer are up for 2022 awards.

    I tend to shy away from horror comics but a friend introduced me to this book and I absolutely loved it. A brief summation is “a mash-up of Buffy meets Stranger Things”. The art, story, characters, and feel are all superb. I found I tend to really enjoy Tynion’s non-superhero based stories (The Department of Truth and The Nice House on the Lake). I didn’t care much for his Batman run. However, I can not praise this book enough.
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  • Shaun C. Evans
    5.0 out of 5 stars Something is Killing the mystery stories
    Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2022
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    This series is very good. Great characters and well paced story. The individual comics early in this series are a bit high in price. This graphic is a great way to read the story and it also includes the variant covers of the Individual cover art in the back of the book. The price point for this item is on point as well. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves mystery in their comic stories.
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  • Paul Tapner
    5.0 out of 5 stars Monsters
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 7, 2024
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    Volume one in a series of paperbacks which collect issues of the comic 'Something is Killing the Children.' A horror comic. Which does feature graphic violence and gore so is only for grown up readers.

    This volume contains issues one to five of the comic.

    In a typical American small town, children are going missing. One other child claims to have seen monsters. Then a strange lady arrives in town. She believes the story about monsters....

    I don't want to say more than that because this is worth discovering without any spoilers.

    Issues one to five are divided up by chapter pages.

    This does take a very short while to settle down. Thanks to some non linear storytelling at the start. But once you get a grip on the narrative structure, and it will come quickly, this comic had me totally. It blew me away. It is amazingly good.

    It does everything at just the right pace, with the right amount of reveals. Especially in terms of what you get to know about the mysterious woman. Her interaction with the boy who saw monsters is really well handled. He is a totally three dimensional character. The other locals are also all very solid creations.

    This moves at a superb pace, so it really keeps you hooked. Revealing just enough plot info for know. Action scenes do have a lot of jeopardy. As they should, so you don't think anyone is invincible.

    The volume ends on a cliffhanger that will make you desperate to see what happens next. Heck, the whole book will make you feel that way anyhow. It's such gripping stuff.

    The art is slightly stylised and could be an acquired taste. But i think it suits the story fine. The colouring complimenting it superbly also.

    This is a fabulous start to this series. I can't recommend it highly enough. I can't wait to get book two.

    There's a gallery of covers from individual issues at the back. And a short preview of another comic from the same writer also.
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  • johnnyhas
    5.0 out of 5 stars 10 von 10 Punkten
    Reviewed in Germany on December 15, 2024
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    James Tynion IVs "Something is Killing the Children" ist ein beklemmender Abstieg in eine Welt, die von einem unheimlichen Geheimnis umhüllt ist.

    Die Geschichte um die junge Monsterjägerin Erica Slaughter, die in einer kleinen amerikanischen Stadt Jagd auf furchterregende Kreaturen macht, ist eine packende Mischung aus Horror und Mystery.

    Die Atmosphäre des Comics ist dicht und beklemmend.
    Tynion IV schafft es meisterhaft, eine Stimmung der Bedrohung aufzubauen, die den Leser nicht mehr loslässt.

    Erica Slaughter ist eine faszinierende Protagonistin, die sich von anderen Comic-Helden deutlich abhebt. Ihre Methoden sind oft brutal und ihre Vergangenheit ist von Dunkelheit geprägt. Doch gerade diese Ambivalenz macht sie so interessant. Die Beziehung zwischen Erica und den Monstern ist komplex und vielschichtig, was die Geschichte umso faszinierender macht.

    Das Artwork von Werther Dell'Edera trägt maßgeblich zur düsteren Atmosphäre bei. Die detailreichen Zeichnungen und die intensive Farbpalette lassen den Leser förmlich in die Geschichte eintauchen.

    Fazit:
    "Something is Killing the Children" ist ein absolutes Muss für alle Fans von Horror-Comics, die nach einer frischen und originellen Geschichte suchen. Tynion IV und Dell'Edera haben mit diesem Comic ein Meisterwerk geschaffen, das lange nachhallt.
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  • Fiona Saunders
    5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome artwork and story
    Reviewed in Australia on April 9, 2024
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    Can't wait for volume 2. This is diffently for more old teens to adult book. Love how the kindle app displays the different cells makes it more movie than book. What an awesome experience.
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  • José Alexis Lara Castañeda
    5.0 out of 5 stars Gran edición,
    Reviewed in Mexico on October 12, 2021
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    El cómic es genial. La edición en inglés es perfecta para la colección y a un precio inmejorable, la calidad del papel es muy buena y los colores son vividos. Por mi parte, la edición que me llegó tenía un pequeño daño que pasa desapercibido, pero que si tienes mucha manía podrias no dejar de verlo. Le recomiendo a Amazon que maneje de mejor forma los paquetes que envía, ya me llego sin plástico protector y sólo con bolsas de aire dentro de la caja para protegerlo de movimientos bruscos en el transporte.
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    Reviewed in Mexico on October 12, 2021
    El cómic es genial. La edición en inglés es perfecta para la colección y a un precio inmejorable, la calidad del papel es muy buena y los colores son vividos. Por mi parte, la edición que me llegó tenía un pequeño daño que pasa desapercibido, pero que si tienes mucha manía podrias no dejar de verlo. Le recomiendo a Amazon que maneje de mejor forma los paquetes que envía, ya me llego sin plástico protector y sólo con bolsas de aire dentro de la caja para protegerlo de movimientos bruscos en el transporte.
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  • JD Lewis
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great Story!
    Reviewed in Canada on August 19, 2024
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    I got into collecting comic books after this series had been released. At that time, it was THE hottest indie comic title (it still is in some circles) and so the first issues were well out of my price range. Volume 1 collects the first five issues into one easily consumable book, and believe me, you will read this cover to cover in no time! This volume is just the right size to be read in bed, the covers are of a nice heavy-weight card stock, and the pages are of high quality and full of detail.

    This series is not for the light of heart (and NOT for kids!) as there are some very difficult issues being dealt with, along with a hefty addition of death, dismemberment, and gore. However, if you didn't suspect that from the series title, I don't know what to tell you.

    If you are looking for a great story that is currently ongoing and has also been picked to be developed for TV, look no further than Something is Killing the Children.
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