After a suspect is eliminated following the events of last issue, Samantha very suddenly discovers the real culprit behind the grisly spate of murders in Woodbrook.  What is their motive, and can Sam stop them before they kill again? Or worse, before something terrible happens to her?

Given the fact that Woodbrook is a small, idyllic town (or was idyllic, anyway), it was never going to take long to find out who was responsible for the gruesome killings, but it still comes as a shock that they’re revealed so quickly. Yet it sets in motion a tense game of cat and mouse, with more gory twists and turns as it progresses.

It’s really starting to feel like Dexter, albeit with anthropomorphic animals in a small town, and with a protagonist who should be unlikeable given their predilection for killing innocent people. Yet somehow, you still find yourself rooting for Sam to stay one step ahead and stop the culprit from continuing.

Of course, things don’t go smoothly at all, to say the least. Of course the utterly riveting, near-flawless story continues in issue 5, which I couldn’t pick up quickly enough!

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