In this issue, we get a good look at Samantha’s past, and an explanation as to why her parents are no longer in Woodbrook. Meanwhile, other pieces are moving into place in the present, and Sam continues to lure Monica closer. Will Sam give her enough clues to lead Monica to discover who was responsible for his gruesome death and burial?

There’s a real sense of being reminded here that no, we shouldn’t be rooting for Sam in any way whatsoever. She is an absolute, stone cold monster. Seemingly willing to do anything to ensure her own comfort and needs are fulfilled, there are some truly grim revelations here.

And it seems that her game with Monica is Sam livening up her everyday life. Perhaps she wants to get caught; the thrill of the chase and the challenge of escaping the net proving too great to ignore.

One thing is for sure: this series, along with its predecessor, are among the most riveting and brilliantly crafted comics I’ve read for some time. You can tell by the fact that I’m reviewing them at such a pace that I simply cannot put them down, which is high praise indeed.

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