Terror Showdown

 Fear the Nightmare

Welcome back to another tormenting review at Comic Unknown. We return to the supernatural world of The Nightmare Patrol. The story behind issue two guides the readers through two origin stories that were left out from the previous issue: The Golem. and Night Corpse. Originally as the protector of the Jews in the 16th century, The Golem was put into a sleep and was not reactivated until the present time. The Golem assists The Nightmare Patrol by smashing and plowing through a mindless legion as they attempt to enter the Pantheon Fortress. Having the team regroup and The Golem on their side, the group barrels through and traps the legion so they can enter the stronghold. As the audience takes a sneak peek into what led Melvin to his vampiric conversion and becomes the Night Corpse, the encounter between the group and the army of legion only intensifies. Even though Night Corpse can be absolutely silly at certain points, he definitely shows his loyalty to the group and becomes an asset to the team as he flies through the legion.

The Nightmare Patrol issue two gives the reader an additional layer of who the characters are. The story continues to build and develop the characters as they are still in a heated battle with the legion from the previous issue. The art puts the story together from cover to cover as Frankie B. Washington fleshes out the pages bringing this monster comic to life and Mae Hao perfecting it by giving the true colors to the story. Just like the previous issue, the letterer Zen does not skip a beat on the details. All in all, issue two stand up right next to the first issue as the monster squad continues their mission assigned. While The Nightmare Patrol Issue Two is currently unavailable on Comixology, readers can have their local store contact Jeff Haas to stock their local comic store at vectorcomics@aol.com or follow The Nightmare Patrol on Facebook for any updates. 




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