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A Quiet Place: Storm Warning #1 is a Compelling Addition to Franchise (Review)
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If you’re a fan of A Quiet Place and its subsequent films, you’re going to be pleasantly surprised at this latest entry in the franchise.
Now, IDW Publishing is expanding its imprint with A Quiet Place: Storm Warning by Phil Hester (Swamp Thing, Green Arrow) and Ryan Kelly (Lucifer, Local).
A Quiet Place: Storm Warning #1 Loses Something in the Translation, But It Still WorksI’ll admit I never watched the other Quiet Place movies, but I did love the first one.
And while this issue misses one big (through no real fault of its own), A Quiet Place: Storm Warning #1 understands what makes this world work.
What did you think about A Quiet Place: Storm Warning #1?