So this one-shot issue finally wraps up the storyline from the previous Friday the 13th one-shot and the “Bloodbath†miniseries. It’s rather satisfying, tying up all the loose ends with the characters. The art from Sabastian Fiumara is inferior to the artwork seen previously. Or maybe it’s just the ink and color by Max Fiumara and Andrew Dalhouse. Either way, the art can get so dark you have a hard time telling just what the Hell Jason’s doing. Especially with his hands. The gore is exceptional, though there are few truly innovative kills this time around. It’s mostly just exploding heads and flying limbs. Overall, the story arc reads best in one sitting. This story on its own is pretty unsatisfying.
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