“Shaw is as eager to entertain as he is to mess with the parameters of his medium.”
—Douglas Wolk, The New York Times
“Dash Shaw has established himself as one of this generation’s most distinguished cartoonists.”
—Oliver Sava, The A.V. Club
“Shaw . . . reinvents himself with each graphic novel.” —Ed Park, The Week
“Shifting between multiple viewpoints and possible versions of the truth, Shaw’s twisty, perturbing narrative is matched by his haunting images, which writhe and ooze on the page, their inviting soft pastel colours a cunning source of further disquiet.” —Lucy Scholes, Financial Times
“Shaw imbues the pandemic’s inertia with the smoky musk of detective fiction . . . In this Rashomon-like whodunit, the truth grows hazier as the clues accumulate. Art comics fans will find that Shaw’s kaleidoscopic story lingers long after its delirious close.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review
“Mirroring the confusion of the pandemic with supernatural elements, this graphic mystery is an effective meditation on grief.” —Kirkus Reviews
“Shaw’s exploration of inexplicable loss leads readers into a liminal world between reality and fantasy. He draws in fine lines, colors mostly in pastels, with the deepest hues bursting when intensity won’t be contained. He deftly plumbs what his characters can’t know about what they most long to understand.” —Booklist