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booksonawire's review against another edition
3.0
The dad ruined it for me, I must have missed this in the blurb. I'm fine with erotic horror but he was too much.
queenkoko's review
4.0
Not as much gay this time but I stan the senseless murder. Very confusing but this comic is interesting.
emmylux7's review against another edition
2.0
rating: 2.5/5
this was a weird lil graphic novel to read 2 hrs b4 work. not that i think it not being 6am and me being more awake that i'd like this book any more.
i didn't care about any of the characters or story, or lack there of. 'what's the point?' was a question i kept asking myself whilst reading and that's never good.
at least it had some gay, that's about it. maybe? it gets better in other volumes but *shrugs*
this was a weird lil graphic novel to read 2 hrs b4 work. not that i think it not being 6am and me being more awake that i'd like this book any more.
i didn't care about any of the characters or story, or lack there of. 'what's the point?' was a question i kept asking myself whilst reading and that's never good.
at least it had some gay, that's about it. maybe? it gets better in other volumes but *shrugs*
jessiphia's review against another edition
3.0
"The greater the artist, the greater the doubt. Perfect confidence is granted to the less talented as a consolation prize."
I didn't do ANY research on this before I read it, so obviously the gratuitous sex was a surprise, but the plot was fun, and the horror elements were well done.
Plus Aya playing red dead and watching porn is the BIGGEST mood.
I didn't do ANY research on this before I read it, so obviously the gratuitous sex was a surprise, but the plot was fun, and the horror elements were well done.
Plus Aya playing red dead and watching porn is the BIGGEST mood.
jayse's review against another edition
3.0
I enjoyed it! I’m confused on if there will be more in the series or if this is just a one off. It definitely could be continued in at least a volume 2! A trilogy would be nice though!
Artwork was amazing.
Love the spooky horror elements.
The magic is fun but not used too often.
Artwork was amazing.
Love the spooky horror elements.
The magic is fun but not used too often.
luna_frighthouse's review against another edition
5.0
‘Faithless’ follows Faith as she’s tempted into a world of erotic satanism in this thought provoking and disturbing tale that perfectly combines horror with beautify. Written by Brian Azzarello and exquisitely drawn by Maria Llovett, FAITHLESS looks at themes of grief, suffering and isolation in the form of one of 2019’s most memorable books.