Kylie and Melvin’s deal seems to be working out great…for Kylie, at least. Since she advised him to theme his killings, her true crime podcast ratings have gone through the roof. Yet Melvin starts to lose interest and slows down, and the public also seem to cool down with their fascination with the Caddyshack Killer.

When a family situation goes bad for Kylie, she asks Melvin for some help to get things back on track. Yet this only raises the tension between them further, setting up a situation that may prove deadly for at least one of the opportunistic pair…

This is a pretty riveting second issue, of a series which has a pretty unique premise. There’s a real unpredictability to most of what unfolds here, and it leads to a really shocking climax too.

With the third issue being the last, I’m looking forward to seeing how this wraps up, but it’s hard to see how either of the main protagonists can get out of this unscathed…

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