Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees is a thrilling who-dun-it murder mystery. EXCEPT, here's the catch...the main character is a bear serial-killer who just happens to live in the town that's being terrorized by horrible murders not of her making. I won't add too many details, but this graphic novel has a little of bit of everything. It's a great read, with fun dialogue, entertaining characters and a very twisted world that's a mashup of Dexter and a town filled with happy go lucky furry animal people! It's clearly inspired by the popular tv show, and produces fun and chilling plot twists that make it worth reading,
This is a volume comprised of an epic six issues; the illustrations are wildly detailed with such a sinister and creative design that draws you in. This graphic novel is fit for MA-mature readers. It has gore, violence, death, and graphic content not suitable for those under the age of 16+. It borders on horror, with a slight comedy aspect entwined within its story. It's offbeat and wicked, with a strong page-turning effect. It really delivers in its short tale, and quite honestly, it's awesome for all of the above.
I read this book in under 90 minutes without pause, and I definitely recommend adding to your collection. It also has a sequel that I'm going to be scooping up soon! If you're expecting frilly nilly the reality is it's a creepy, odd and a misfit gem of a read. The moral of the story is that it doesn't have any, so it pushes the boundaries in a fantastically dark cultivated world.
