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    Mind the Gap #4

    Mind the Gap » Mind the Gap #4 - Intimate Strangers, Part 4: Big. Bad. released by Image on September 5, 2012.

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    Once upon a time, a girl was on her way to 's house when she was attacked and left for dead. Far from a fairytale, Elle has found herself out of her mind and her body, and can't figure out who her attacker was. Now, in the physical realm, that question is about to get an answer. Who is the Big Bad Wolf in Elle's life? The answer changes everything she thought and everything the people around her imagined!

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    Mind the Gap #4 - Intimate Strangers, Part 4: Big. Bad. by razzatazz on September 13, 2012

      This series started off with such an interesting concept between a young woman trapped in a coma trying to find her way out and the mystery of how she got there.  I felt that the intervening two issues did not hold the same punch as the first one did as they resorted more to cliche and avoided somewhat both the fantastical context as well as the gritty nature.  This issue though seems to have captured back most of what was in that first issue and instead of letting it stay stagnant chooses to ...

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