Pixu Kindle & comiXology

Pixu : The Mark of EvilWell, explains why it was so cheap I guess.The book wasn't that good. It never explained anything, and s*** just happened. Honestly, the amazon description is more interesting than the actual book.But. The art was pretty great. Some of the best art I've seen, even if most of them were sketches. Really gave you a feel for the environment, you really sensed the danger and the dirt and the evil in the photos and subtle growing of the evil taking over the house.I wouldn't suggest you pick it up, sadly. Get it for free from a library if you're able but otherwise don't bother.

Well first of all something about the edition it self -the hardcover quality is great, and you can see the cover page is perfect, it captures the story inside. As for extra material you just get few drawings after the story ends. What i didnt like is that DH comics included some advrtising materials of their other products (which is not the case for Marvel HC edditions).The art is perfect, you can feel the story through the drawings even without the text, all of the 4 artist that work on this piece gave their best. Also i liked that the story is drawn in black & white (and gray).Well the deduction of one star is because of the story. It all starts great, showing the state, habits and characters of the people living in the four apartments, and than it slowly starts to build up the tension, and than the madness comes. I can say that the plot is kind of clishe, but still it worked good. What i didnt like is that at the end nothing gets explain, you are still not clear why what happened, what or who was the evil, why all the evil signs on the wall mean... So that's why im giving this story 4 stars.Overall i enjoyed reading it, and i do recommend this comic (btw it took me around 1 hour to read it)

Can't believe all these talented creators put out such a crappy story. The artwork is great but the story goes nowhere and makes very little sense. Save your money and invest in scratch-offs instead.

Bought this book after reading Gabriel Ba's Daytripper...relatively new to the genre and have been hooked ever since. Pixu is a dark and terrifying tale with fantastic visual displays and equally vivid story line. Another classic from Ba that will send shivers up your spine.

I really don't know what I was going to get from this one, but the storyline seems distraught and sadly as a reader you don't know what the hell happens all over the place. And then after 100+ pages it ends.Ps: creators bio is much more entertaining than the main book :(

This is a haunting and quick read but extremely confusing. Moon & Ba have done much better work together. I turned the pages quick enough, hoping some sense would come of it all but, no, I was left dazed. It's about evil that engulfs this house and the people in it. I'm not sure if the house is the evil or if the evil first comes from the outside and enters the house. But yeah, evil, murder, rape, pedophile, suicide, much more. Points for the creepy b/w art.

If I could give it no stars I would. There's just no storyline whatsoever to follow. I understand there's 5 characters and solo the stories sorta run together, but it's virtually impossible to connect the dots. And the art, while good, is sometimes too cluttered to make out. It just doesn't work