On Halloween night a group of teens are transported from a graveyard into another realm where they must collect molars in order to return home.

I loved the art of this graphic novel - the cover alone is what caught my attention. Throughout the entire novel, the art was clear and smoothed allowing easy reading.

What I felt fell a little short was that they were in this crazy and a bit ridiculous world and we only ever get a glimpse at it. I would get lost within the panels a bit and not pay that much attention to what’s in the speech bubbles because I was more interested in the background. Which is kind of what brings me to the part where I had a hard time understanding the characters - to me, it felt like they weren’t flushed out as much as they could have been. A lot of their bickering was repetitive.

I’m also not entirely sure I know what happened at the end??

I’ll try and reread it one of these days, but right now it just wasn’t for me.

*Thank you Maverick for an advance digital copy of this book in exchange for an honest review ( )

The art in this was absolutely killer. Very creepy, very spooky, great for October. The story lost me a bunch of times—I kept thinking I had missed dialogue, or pages, or something, because in the back half of the book the characters had a lot of conversations that didn't make much sense in context. ( )

I enjoyed this graphic novel for teens. The fantasy world was very steampunk-ish to me and it was delightful. While they are in an alternate place, the foursome goes deep in how they feel about each other and themselves. A few comical laughs while also tackling serious topics, I thought this was well done. ( )