Goosebumps: Secrets of the Swamp #3
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Credits Writer: Marieke Nijkamp Penciler: Yasmin Florez Montanez Inker: Yasmin Florez Monntanez Colorist: Rebecca Nalty Letterer: Danny Djeljosevic Cover Artist: Bill Underwood Grade: 8 Blake tries to help a werewolf, and the werewolf reveals her identity and their home! Meanwhile, Lily has fetched family (hunter) reinforcements.
I'm glad to see Blake deciding to help a werewolf; her bit of empathy speaks well of her as a person (of course, it helps that the scare / danger part is past). The werewolf's identity should come as no big surprise, and yet I appreciate that there were no clues before the reveal. I love Blake's reaction to all of this -- wondering if other things like vampires, manticores, and unicorns are real.
The family aspect to the werewolves is wonderfully positive. We gain a lot of perspective about the werewolves. There's one more scare for Blake as the lead protectors return to their base, but the werewolf Blake helped vouches for her. It's a well-done scene that shows their true worry. This section also sets the scene for a shift in the horror, as the hunters arrive.
This issue is mostly a transition issue, but it's still interesting and engaging.
Written: January 8, 2021 Published: January 11, 2021 
Tart: Sheena McNeil
Comic: Goosebumps: Secrets of the Swamp #3 Series: Goosebumps January 2021: All | Comic
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