Reviews

Low, Vol. 3: Shore of the Dying Light by Rick Remender

ltg584's review

4.0

This series has just entered a whole new world of weird... and if you know anything about the series up to this point, you still won't even have a clue just how far out this has become. Perhaps a tad too far for me...

Still outstanding artwork though, so I'm sticking around for the long haul!

amazedemon's review

4.0

It's getting good now. Less exposition more adventure this time round. Hope and hopelessness abound, with double-crossing and mentally unstable characters thrown into the mix.

annabend's review

3.0

Greg Tocchini's artwork is even more stunning in this volume. The story really picked up and moved along. Can't wait to see what happens next, but be warned I don't the story is ever going to be nice and neat.

youfelinedevil's review

3.0

I liked this but the art seemed sort of lacking.

booksthatburn's review

3.5

LOW Volume 3: Shore of the Dying Light is a story of disillusionment, both clinging to & fleeing from hope. I started this series last year and it’s not for everyone, but if you like dark and frequently depressing sci-fi set underwater, check these out.‬

CWs for the series so far:
Death, mass death/massacre, murder, gaslighting/general mindfuckery, parental death.

I like this series, but “enjoy” doesn’t feel like the right word. Glad I read them, but they aren’t fun, exactly.

thatonenerdygirl's review

5.0

Well, that was a wild ride. I'm glad I picked this series up again!