House of Mystery, Volume 5: Under New Management

 

With the House teleported out of the line of fire of the Conception, Fig and the rest of the crew must adapt to the presence of a new “co-owner”, Cain, the original host of the 70’s anthology series of the same name. While Fig and Cain butt heads over how to run the house, a mysterious young man arrives claiming to be Fig’s lost long brother. Only, Fig Keele was an only child, right?

   I love the new dynamic of having Cain (and his brother Abel) back in the mix. This series was seriously missing them and I think it was a step in the right direction. The mysteries surrounding Fig continue to deeper and it’s making for a fantastic read.

Worth Consuming

Rating 9 out of 10 stars.