Vacancy is one of those books that you don’t want to tell people what it’s about, but ultimately you have to in order to get them to read it. That’s where we are with this review.

You may recall Wolf Country from what I’m told is a pretty popular episode of our comic book podcast the CBMFP. I remembered it quite well so when I finally found the time to sit down with the newest issue I was stoked to do so.

If you like horror or scary stories then stop reading this review right now and buy Malevolents: Click, Click. I was very impressed with Malevolents as it managed to do something that so many TV shows, cartoons, movies and other comics have tried to do before… tell a scary campfire story. Now granted the story doesn’t actually take place around a campfire, but it does have that vibe.

Dixie Vixens is a beautifully illustrated story. Unfortunately it’s filled with a lot of tropes and three main characters that desperately want to be more than just descriptions. After several pages of a smoking man in a muscle car driving we’re finally introduced to our three main characters Kat, Alley and Darcy.

Conspiracy Girl is an interesting short story. It’s geared towards a younger audience and it’s definitely more novel than graphic novel, but I enjoyed it. It’s weird and I dig weird.