Nice House on the Lake #11 Preview: Burn, Baby, Burn

Nice House on the Lake gears up for its grand finale in this penultimate preview of Nice House on the Lake #11.

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This preview for Nice House on the Lake #11 was pretty uneventful. Not much happens in it and it doesn’t really seem to be setting up the grand finale very well. It seems like the creative team is just going through the motions at this point.

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NICE HOUSE ON THE LAKE #11
DC Comics
0822DC205
(W) James Tynion IV (A/CA) Alvaro Martinez Bueno
Ever since they were children, Walter and Norah were inseparable. But that time is over. No betrayal cuts deeper than the betrayal of your closest friend…and Norah knows just where to plant the knife! Everything changes in the penultimate issue of this unforgettable horror epic!
In Shops: 11/8/2022
SRP: $3.99

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