Writers: Shawn McBee and Maciej Jankowski Artists: Nicolas Nieto and Matias De Vicenzo Fandom Limb Media, November 2026. The third issue of Westron escalates the tension as private investigator Jan Westron ventures deeper into the cursed expanse of Landri’s Trail in search of missing teenager Natalia Becker. Readers new to the series should seek out the first two issues before proceeding, as this chapter builds heavily on the events and mounting dread established in its predecessors. (We have reviewed them both: see https://worldcomicbookreview.com/2025/06/18/westron-1-review/ and https://worldcomicbookreview.com/2026/05/31/westron-2-review/ ,) Jan’s investigation leads him to an abandoned cabin, where he discovers three dead tourists and a decaying corpse connected to his own troubled past. However, the discovery is only the beginning of his ordeal. When Natalia emerges from the shadows, transformed into something profoundly inhuman, a brutal act of violence claws at the reader’s sensibilities. Westron continues to demonstrate how effectively words and artwork