Review Search: Terry Moore

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	Rachel Rising #16 "Rachel Rising" #16 by Terry Moore begins with a cozy scene of Rachel, Jet, Aunt Johnny and Carol drinking coffee but quickly segues into two compact, dramatic scenes of ritual and sacrifice, one awash in fire, the other in blood. Publisher: Abstract Studios Writer: Terry Moore Artists: Terry Moore Reviewer: Jennifer Cheng	April 26th, 2013
	Rachel RIsing #15 The town of Manson and its citizens begin to suffer horrible penance for past crimes in the form of literal vermin in Terry Moore's "Rachel Rising" #15. Publisher: Abstract Studios Writer: Terry Moore Artists: Terry Moore Reviewer: Kelly Thompson	March 30th, 2013
	Rachel Rising #14 Terry Moore's "Rachel Rising" continues to impress as characters stand their ground, others escape only to be found again, and Jet's fate remains unsure. Publisher: Abstract Studios Writer: Terry Moore Artists: Terry Moore Reviewer: Kelly Thompson	February 4th, 2013
	CBLDF Liberty Annual #5 "CBLDF Liberty Annual" #5 is for a good cause, and there are some gems in it, including a "Walking Dead" story from Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard, as well as a stunning short piece from James Asmus and Takeshi Miyazawa. Publisher: Image Comics Writer: James Asmus, Howard Chaykin, Andy Diggle, Chris Giarrusso, Kieron Gillen, Brandon Graham, Jonathan Hickman, David Hine, Robert Kirkman, Jim McCann, Terry Moore, Chris Roberson, James Robinson, Steven T. Seagle, Richard Starkings Artists: Charlie Adlard, Nate Bellegarde, J. Bone, Doug Braithwaite, Ian Churchill, Marco Cinello, Chynna Clugston-Flores, Chris Giarrusso, Sina Grace, Brandon Graham, Jonathan Hickman, Roger Langridge, Janet Lee, Takeshi Miyazawa, Terry Moore, Ben Templesmith Reviewer: Jennifer Cheng	October 31st, 2012
	Rachel Rising #10 Mysteries are revealed in "Rachel Rising" #10 as Rachel finally has a conversation with the blonde woman that has been following her since the first issue and Jet's path takes a dark turn. Publisher: Abstract Studios Writer: Terry Moore Artists: Terry Moore Reviewer: Kelly Thompson	August 25th, 2012
	Rachel Rising #9 Terry Moore finally begins to unlock some of the mysteries of his intriguing horror story "Rachel Rising," which reveals Zoe as something unexpected and Jett is spared death (sort of) only to be subjected to something much darker. Publisher: Abstract Studios Writer: Terry Moore Artists: Terry Moore Reviewer: Kelly Thompson	July 23rd, 2012
	Rachel Rising #7 Rachel's best friend Jet, joins her in the bizarre after death life she's leading and the mysteries continue to mount. Publisher: Abstract Studios Writer: Terry Moore Artists: Terry Moore Reviewer: Kelly Thompson	April 19th, 2012
	Rachel Rising #5 The mysteries and body count continue to rise in Terry Moore’s “Rachel Rising.” Publisher: Abstract Studios Writer: Terry Moore Artists: Terry Moore Reviewer: Kelly Thompson	February 6th, 2012
	Rachel Rising #3 "Rachel Rising" takes a dark turn as Rachel tries to figure out what has happened to her and experiences some strange new abilities. Publisher: Abstract Studios Writer: Terry Moore Artists: Terry Moore Reviewer: Kelly Thompson	November 13th, 2011
	Rachel Rising #1 A promising and more than a little intriguing start to Terry Moore’s newest series. Publisher: Abstract Studios Writer: Terry Moore Artists: Terry Moore Reviewer: Kelly Thompson	August 4th, 2011
	Fables #107 We finally catch up with what has happened to Briar Rose post her self-sacrificial purposeful sleep that helped win the war in the Homelands. Mostly, the chick is still asleep. Publisher: Vertigo Writer: Bill Willingham Artists: Terry Moore Reviewer: Kelly Thompson	July 30th, 2011
	Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard #2 The stories are slight, but still a joy to read. Publisher: Archaia Writer: Alex Kain, Terry Moore, Lowell Francis, David Petersen Artists: Sean Rubin, Terry Moore, Gene Ha, David Petersen Reviewer: Greg McElhatton	June 25th, 2010
	Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane Season 2 #1 If you are looking for an adventure tale featuring Spider-Man, this book is not it. Looking for a story driven by strong characters that plays with a few of the toys in the Spider-Man sandbox and has fun doing it? This title is for you. Publisher: Marvel Comics Writer: Terry Moore Artists: Craig Rousseau Reviewer: Doug Zawisza	August 6th, 2008