Something is Killing the Children Volume Three
This third volume of the Something is Killing the Children series collects issues #11-15 and even though it kept on after this (and may still be going, for all I know) things are brought to a conclusion here with the adventures of rogue agent Erica Slaughter in the Wisconsin town of Archer’s Peak. All the “big-toothed scary things” are killed and while the Order of St. George (not a team of heroes, it turns out) has suffered some uncomfortable exposure, they at least manage to find a fall-guy and hush things up.
Given how this volume ends I think I’ll take a break from the series. A break that may be permanent. I haven’t liked this comic much, and all the mumbo-jumbo mythology about the monsters and the familiars that the monster-killers carry with them didn’t interest me. I’m not into the story, or the characters, or the art.
Alex Good 
Life is too short for reading things you don’t like!
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Life it too short for a lot of things!
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Yep!
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I agree with Fraggle. Now seems like the ideal place to let this fall into the dust heaps of history and be forgotten.
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On to the next big thing.
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I think he should read comic biographies of big haired rock gods of the 80’s 😉
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You’ll notice how I “cleverly” referred to you as someone else. That is a trick to help you feel more comfortable with my suggestion.
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I was totally bamboozled!
If I ever see a comic bio of a big-haired rock god from the ’80s I will at least give it a look.
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Yikes! That’s scary. Don’t think the library will have them in though so I may be safe.
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“I’m not into the story, or the characters, or the art.”
Aw, you know what they say: The best ability is availability.
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And that’s what’s been carrying this series so far for me. The library has the complete set. But I think I’m pulling the plug anyway.
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