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A review by skipbassman
Clive Barker's Hellraiser Omnibus Vol. 1 by Juan Manuel Tumburús, Leonardo Manco, Mark Alan Miller, Stephen Thompson, Ibraim Roberson, Jordie Bellaire, Clive Barker
4.0
Picking up an indefinite amount of time after the second Hellraiser movie, we are thrust into the terror that made the original movies so amazing.
The series then takes a step further into the macabre and insanity that I can only compare to the upped ante we received every new season of Supernatural.
Eventually, the series reaches End of Evangelion levels of wtfkery that brings you a bonkers fantasy Hellraiser story.
It’s not perfect, but it’s a Hell of an entertaining ride.
4/5
The series then takes a step further into the macabre and insanity that I can only compare to the upped ante we received every new season of Supernatural.
Eventually, the series reaches End of Evangelion levels of wtfkery that brings you a bonkers fantasy Hellraiser story.
It’s not perfect, but it’s a Hell of an entertaining ride.
4/5