Raise Hell! Issue #6 Review

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 Ah, Raise Hell by Jordan Alsaqa has got its groove back, because this was a fun one, unlike issue 5, which was less hell and more snooze-dom. The last issue ended on an intriguing cliffhanger—Reeves goes to school on ‘ditch day’ and is possessed by an evil demon who declares, “It’s time to raise hell!”

Issue 6 of Raise Hell begins with a red-eyed, demonic Reeves terrorizing students and causing chaos, while everyone who didn’t ditch school tries to bring her under control, without much success. Alistair, the impish demon, is also on the scene, and some of Reeves’ classmates ask him to bring her best friends, Miri and Victor, to the campus to help fight the demon.

If you remember, Reeves had a bit of a fallout with Miri and Victor after a petty fight, so she’s feeling upset with the whole world, and the demon takes advantage of her inner rage. Can the other high school students stop the demon before it does serious damage? From a witches coven led by an estranged friend, to a new weird demon-buster in town, this issue of Raise Hell dives into mayhem, madness, teen rage, friendships, and sticking together with those you love despite personal differences.

It’s a fast-paced edition that brings back some of the fun comedy that made me enjoy the first three issues a lot. Jordan Alsaqa closes the sixth issue on a happy note, and if the creator decides to end the season or the entire series here, it would be a strong high point.

Rating: 4 out of 5. You can read Raise Hell! on Kindle Unlimited.

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