Bunny Mask # 1-4

Title: Bunny Mask # 1
Publisher: Aftershock
Writer: Paul Tobin
Artist & Colorist: Andrea Mutti
Letterer: Taylor Esposito
Cover: Andrea Mutti & Colleen Coover
Variant Covers: Charlie Adlard, Andrea Mutti & Corey Breen, Matt Dalton, Gorkem Demir, Amanda Dufresne, Francesco Francavilla, Ingrid Gala, Raymond Gay, Ben Harvey, MJ Hiblen, Will Jack, Zoe Lacchei, Andrea Mutti, Chinh Potter, Bryan Silverbax, Nathan Szerdy and Todd Ulrich
Created by: Paul Tobin
Price: $ 4.99 US
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Website: www.aftershockcomics.com
Comments: Leo Foster is the father of ten year old Bee. Leo is crazy for sure but maybe there is a little more to it. Now Mr. Severin goes through an ordeal and survives it. 
 Dr. Tyler Severin and Ms. Rillo are roommates. Tyler tough when he sees a picture of Bunny Mask he forgets all else. Bee is the artist and she escaped as well from her father fourteen years ago. It is amazing these two reuniting. 
  Now this story starts to take a few interesting turns. A sheriff and his deputy find something that makes this story take on a new look. An evil is loose in the land. 
  Bunny Mask is a tale of terror that starts out building in intensity and is set up to just keep going until you feel the terror raise in you. 
 The art just fits this story perfectly. Bee is a cute girl who has been abused by her father who was crazy. This leads to the present and throughout the issue the art just draws you in whether you want to go on not. 
  All the variant covers are included in the back of this issue and they are frightening to behold. Bunny Mask is a serious horror comic that will have you on edge. 


Title: Bunny Mask # 2
Publisher: Aftershock
Writer: Paul Tobin
Artist & Colorist: Andrea Mutti
Letterer: Taylor Esposito
Cover: Andrea Mutti & Colleen Coover
Variant Covers: Andrea Mutti, Christopher Bust, Nino Cammarata, Ingrid Gala, Nathan Szeedy, Franck Uzan
Created by: Paul Tobin
Price: $ 4.99 US
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
Website: www.aftershockcomics.com
Comments: The story jumps around and is not connected so its hard to follow. 
  Tyler's roommate is one minded. She is focused on Tyler and Bee having sex. The story does spend a little to much time on this and on Tyler and Bee and not on Bunny Mask. 
  Tyler and Bee have started seeing each other. Their relationship does not progress as one might expect between two adults who like each other. Both have a connection to Bunny Mask. Now Tyler is hearing other people's thoughts. He hears their deep dark secret thoughts that they would never say out loud. Than she appears to him. His life is in danger and Bunny Mask is there but to what purpose? Who and what is Bunny Mask? 
  Bunny Mask is presented in a way that makes her creepy as hell. When she appears you know evil is there. The art just makes it perfectly clear this is a horror comic. Seeing Bunny Mask will make your skin crawl and all the build up of suspense is exciting in a way that willmake you shiver in fear.
  The pin-ups are frightening as they reveal the horror called Bunny Mask. 


Title: Bunny Mask # 3
Publisher: Aftershock
Writer: Paul Tobin
Artist & Colorist: Andrea Mutti
Letterer: Taylor Esposito
Cover: Andrea Mutti & Colleen Coover
Variant Covers: Andrea Mutti, Ingrid Gala, Nathan Szeedy, and Johnny Desjardins
Created by: Paul Tobin
Price: $ 4.99 US
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
Website: www.aftershockcomics.com
Comments: Bunny Mask tells a little girl her future and it is not to bad at all. The little girl's friend though well his future is he has no future. Being as mean and uncaring as he is perhaps that is for the best. 
  Now Tyler is at Bee's place when he finds out Bee has been dead for years. Then who has he been dating? 
  Tyler and the Sheriff both are hearng other people's thoughts their deep dark secrets whether they want to or not. 
  Bunny Mask does finally show up and with some friends. The wolves are viscious evil creatures and Bunny Mask controls them. Bunny Mask makes her demands of Tyler yet what exactly they are is unclear. 
  The art is gorgously done throughout this issue. All the characters are presented as ones in a horror movie. The build up to something happening is slowly creeping up on you. 
  Bunny Mask is one frightening individual. When she is present you know things could go bad. Her aspect and her just existing inspire fear. 
  The pin-ups in the back of this book are ones to inspire horror. 


Title: Bunny Mask # 4
Publisher: Aftershock
Writer: Paul Tobin
Artist & Colorist: Andrea Mutti
Letterer: Taylor Esposito
Cover: Andrea Mutti & Colleen Coover
Variant Covers: Leairis Cross, Gorkem Demir, Ingrid Gala, Nathan Szeedy, and Nathan Szeroy
Created by: Paul Tobin
Price: $ 4.99 US
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Website: www.aftershockcomics.com
Comments: Bunny Mask does interact with Tyler a lot at the start of this issue. She attacks him, heals him and then starts to make love to him. So what is going on between these two? What is she really? She is not human but some supernatural creature. 
  There are lots of mysteries going on here. The Sheriff and Tyler return to the cave where Bunny Mask was first seen. Strange things start to happen in the cave. Bunny Mask does come when Tyler calls her. These two do have a connection. The Snitch is in the cave as well as Bunny Mask. Are Bunny Mask and Tyler becoming romanticly involved? Something is going on between them. 
  Gorgeous art throughout this issue and you definitely will feel like your in a horror movie. Bunny Mask is cute in a way that says I will kill you maybe. 
  This issue ends this arc yet it does leave you wanting more. 

Richard Vasseur