Welcome to Day Ten of the 10 Days of Halloween Horror 2011! We'll be featuring horror-related reviews right up until the big day! You can find the Halloween Horror posts for Panel Patter here, and don't forget to check out the Book Stew for book-book horror, too!
Today Panel Patter's gonna pack as much horror as possible into one day!
Sarah has had a few things going on recently, but that's not stopping her from helping out with the 10 Days of Halloween Horror!
Here's a link to Sarah's review of Crossed, a comic by Garth Ennis and Jacen Burrows. She leaves the comic rather unimpressed, which frankly is my general feeling on Garth Ennis in the first place. See if you agree with her assessment, and have a great Halloween!
October 31, 2011
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