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The great Spielberg/Carpenter crossover takes a decidedly Carpenter/Lovecraft turn. Joe Hill tells a clean linear horror story that in just two issues looks like a classic. LOOKS may be an understatement, with Stuart Immonen's minimalist use of panels. Not that the issue is short on them. Its not. There are just whole scenes where other artists would need two or three more pages to get the same point across. One in particular may be up for panel of the year with the storytelling told BETWEEN the two panels. If you like a good scare, and not one unfolding in real time, there are aquatic horrors aplenty waiting for you in the depths. Be like one of the lead characters, and take the 'Plunge'.
