With the fourth issue of Night Breed, we reach the climax of the original story; Midian is under attack and its inhabitants, women and children included, are being slaughtered. Decker is finally well and truly beyond the point of no return, as his mask speaks to him and his blood lust intensifies. Can Boone be the saviour of Midian, and help any Night Breed survive the attack? Can the Night Breed’s deity, Baphomet, be saved?

Those questions and more are answered in this issue, which perhaps goes the furthest yet in divulging from what happens in the movie. It’s a pretty satisfying conclusion to the story, and there’s plenty of elements which work much better in this version, as opposed to the events in the film.

Of course, Jim Baikie’s beautiful, painted artwork is a highlight once more, giving the comic its dark and mature aesthetic.

So where next for Night Breed? After this issue, it’s original material all the way, so make sure to come back and check on subsequent issues, as I’ll be reviewing those too!

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