Reviews

Petshop of Horrors draws you in from the moment you pick it up, that is if you don't mind all the gore in it. Yes, it can be a bit bloody at parts but it ends up being part of this series appeal. This isn't your normal horror story (if it was I wouldn't be praising it, I hate horror). There are many parts that make the reader actually think about what they are reading and while some parts may be a bit hard to understand the first time it's worth reading a second time to understand the meaning behind it. As for the cast, you could hardly ask for better. While Count D may try to be emotionless and detached from everything he sometimes fails and lets his emotions show, which just makes an amazing character all the better. It's funny to read his conversations with Leon, whose at the other end of the pole. And then there are the animals. Not only do they all have different personalities, but you actually learn things about the different spices that appear in the series.

Overall, this series is one of the most amazing and wonderful pieces I have ever read. It's just one of those stories that you can't get out of your head and just need to continue reading until the very last page.