Canary (Comixology Originals) #1 by Scott Snyder

Part of the Comixology Originals line of exclusive digital content only available on Comixology and Kindle. Right up my street, with a horror feel and supernatural edge, this gets 5 stars. With a new ally in the form of an idealistic geologist named Ed-Ed, Holt familiarizes himself with the mysterious goings-on of the town of Canary as his past begins to slowly unravel. Teaming up with a scientist, Holt has no choice but to confront his past and journey to Canary.Īrriving in the town, the pair find there is an agenda to put Canary back on the map but the local saloon owner, and daughter of the deceased former mine owner, has her own ideas and teams up with the duo to reveal the truth behind Canary and the mine collapse. The town however, has a dark past with a number of minors and the mine owner being killed in a collapse, years before. When the clues point to a church going young boy the mystery deepens.įurther murders in local towns start to point to the copper mining town of Canary, where Holt is viewed as a hero due to past exploits. Part of: Canary (Comixology Originals) See all formats and editions. by Scott Snyder (Author), Will Dennis (Editor), & 2 more Format: Kindle Edition. When a horrific killing of a teacher occurs, the infamous Marshal Holt is called in to investigate the crime. Canary (Comixology Originals) 1 Kindle & comiXology. This time we go back to the old-west, around the time of the formation of the Union. I couldn't resist giving it a go having enjoyed Clear (Comixology Originals) #1, Night of the Ghoul (comiXology Originals) #1 and We Have Demons (comiXology Originals) #1. Once again Comixology have teamed up with Scott Snyder to produce a new original series. Form five, you descend, you go into the dark, only to emerge in form six anointed in glory. Form four, you gather yourself for the descent.

Form three, you become aware there's something to find. Form two, you explore blindly, you prospect. You have a sense that something exists beyond your reach, but you don't know what. In your simplest form, you're larval, innocent. To him, the phases of mining mirrored the stages of spiritual development. I feel bad for the miners he took with him, but Chester Warren, he believed in this, in mining. The only upsetting part about my father being lost down there is not being able to piss on the grave, doctor.

Canary (Comixology Originals) #1 by Scott Snyder