A good creepy tale about a young man who wants to find
his real father. Jack discovered he was
adopted and decides to run away. His
dream is to be a fiddle player and travel with his father. However, what he finds is a predator that
feeds on children’s dreams.
Set in the early part of the 20th century,
Scott Snyder and Scott Tuft have put together a tale that will leave you
breathless. It’s frightening in ways
that you don’t expect. The monster is
not overly original but the tale will still cause your heart to pound.
Not only does Jack have to deal with this man who wants
to eat him for dinner, he’s battling those who would stop at nothing to take
everything from him. It’s a dirty and
tough time. Monsters lurk in the shadows
and look a lot like humans. Jack is far
too innocent to be on this adventure and it’s hard to watch that be stripped
away from him.
The art is fairly basic – nothing overly dynamic but it
also doesn’t distract from the story line.
It moves smoothly from page to page carrying the reader away.
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