Puppet Master: The Rebirth

Puppet Master (collected editions) #2

by Shawn Gabborin, Michela Da Sacco (Illustrations), Yann Perrelet (Illustrations)

After a lifetime of being manipulated by a succession of Masters, Andre Toulon s Puppets may have finally found a way out. Is the psychic Madam Adon the savior they have been looking for? And if so, what is the price of freedom? REBIRTH moves the Puppet Master universe in a bold new direction!"

Collects issues #4-7

Genres: Horror, Comics, Graphic Novels

92 pages, Paperback

First published January 12, 2016

Reviews

[Quentin Wallace · Rating 4 out of 5]

Once again we get a Puppet Master story that is better than the films. In this volume the puppets find themselves back in human bodies. But as you can expect, nothing works out as planned.

This is a very underrated horror comic series, one that probably suffers from the fact some of the films were pretty bad. The comic, however, is really good.

[Nicole · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a lot of fun. I loved the original direction this took, how it tied into the lore of the films, and the potential for the future. Looking forward to reading the next one

[Stay Fetters · Rating 3 out of 5]

This one was pretty good, the story line was intriguing but the overall collection was alittle less than the first one. Still highly enjoyable.
Sick of doing peoples bidding? Tired of being a dumb doll? You ever think of being in the human flesh again?
Welcome to Madam Adons house of gypsy power. She'll fix your problems right up and send for the throat slicer.
Maybe it's just better to stick with what you have or hell will be calling your name.

[London Heady · Rating 4 out of 5]

I spent so many hours watching through all the Puppet Master movies, just to discover the comics are better than any of them. Both the first volume and now this one have stories that are leagues better than almost any of the films. Has a snappy pacing to it, and has some really engaging world building for those big puppet master fans out there.

[The Smoog · Rating 4 out of 5]

The premise of this story really didn’t appeal to me, but it was the next in the series so I gave it a go anyway. Really glad I did, it was well written and drawn, and sets itself up nicely for the next part of the series.

[Travis James · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome!

Once again, a great graphic novel! Read right through it. Story def had my attention from the start! I highly recommend this issue!

[H. Givens · Rating 4 out of 5]

The plot really starts to get creative in this one, setting up the characters in a new way and introducing new villains and concepts. Also I really love Madame Adon's design, it's a shame she doesn't get more to do in the series.

[harlequin {Stephanie} · Rating 3 out of 5]

Better. I enjoyed the ending.