"Filled with the kind of magical thinking that powers childhood--where the unknown is exciting and terrifying in equal measures--and told with a confidence that dares you to keep up, it's unlike anything else you'll read this month and all the better for it. A triumph."--Wired

"Brecht Evens' Panther is undeniably one of the standout releases so far this year, blending astonishing watercolour art and an increasingly menacing tone."--The Quietus

"Brecht Evens manages to dream up the same kind of menacing, seductive hocus-pocus that made kid-lit curmudgeons Maurice Sendak or Roald Dahl so beloved."--The Globe and Mail

"A dark fairy tale filled with troubling implications and haunting illustrations."--Publishers Weekly

"Panther [is] one of the most beautiful and disturbing narratives of childhood ever produced in the comics medium."--Vulture

"[Brecht's] pages shine bright with color, almost floral in its abundance, and they rarely use panels. But they're not just beautiful. The mind at work here thinks about less obvious ways of achieving truths."--Paste

"Evens illustrates the story with the panel-less flow of a picture book, and colorfully painted drawings erupt into full-page, cubist abstraction when events in the story get out of hand."--Mental Floss

"... in Panther, [Even's has] conjured up one of the great characters of contemporary comics."--Creative Review

"A chilling twist on a little girl's imaginary friend...[Panther] spotlights Evens' immense range of character expressions as well as his strong understanding of how to use color to intensify those numerous emotional beats."--AV Club

"...one of the most remarkable comics that I've experienced in recent memory...But is Evens' latest work a masterpiece? It's a strong word... I think Panther earns it."--Comics Alliance

"A brilliant book, full of wonder both delightful and malicious, Evens has created a masterpiece."--The Comics Journal