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A review by geekwayne
Blink by Christopher Sebela
2.0
“Blink” by Christopher Sebela with illustrations by Hayden Sherman is a psychological thriller graphic novel set in a dystopian warehouse.
Wren is haunted by dreams of her childhood to the point of obsession. When she finds clues online to a streaming event called Blink that leads her to a creepy house, she has to investigate. The house is bigger on the inside with no apparent way out. Sometimes those dreams of the past should stay buried.
It is interesting visual storytelling that didn’t work so well on a digital device, so panels that spanned pages left story flow wanting. So did the oddly shaped panels themselves. In spite of this, it was an interesting premise that fails at a rushed ending and I’d hoped for more horror content with such a ghoulish premise.
Wren is haunted by dreams of her childhood to the point of obsession. When she finds clues online to a streaming event called Blink that leads her to a creepy house, she has to investigate. The house is bigger on the inside with no apparent way out. Sometimes those dreams of the past should stay buried.
It is interesting visual storytelling that didn’t work so well on a digital device, so panels that spanned pages left story flow wanting. So did the oddly shaped panels themselves. In spite of this, it was an interesting premise that fails at a rushed ending and I’d hoped for more horror content with such a ghoulish premise.