Sam’s twisted game, of luring Monica in with clues to her brother’s death, continues. Here, she’s implicated fellow serial killer Nigel in the death of the duck 8 years prior, and more innocents are going to be dragged into Sam’s web of deceit and manipulation before long…

There’s something incredibly compelling about Sam’s amoral games, and seeing the satisfaction she is getting from pushing poor Monica over the edge. Equally riveting are the effects of Sam’s past and present actions on other members of the community, with old turtle Bertie being a particular highlight.

The deep trauma felt throughout the town and its inhabitants is clear to see, and hopefully the time will come for Sam to face justice. As the events of the previous issue, as well as the ongoing events of the present show, she is an absolute monster, yet we are absorbed in her actions all the way in this addictive, beautifully crafted story.

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