A pretty good adaptation of the old TZ episode! Remember, don't ever go to Brimble's Department Store for a gold thimble, and never, ever take the elevator to 18th floor! Marsha knows why! ( )

This graphic novel is a masterful rendition of the original television show. The illustrator and the writer who adapted the script lost none of the suspense of Rod Serling’s work. In this story, Marsha White is a dissatisfied customer, but that problem pales when compared to what is really troubling her. A quick read, but well worth it. ( )

The 2 Twilight Zone stories are put into comics, classics - The After Hours and Walking Distance. It was a very good updated version of 2 of the classic Twilight Zone stories. They were good stories. Some of it was confusing on where to go - where to read next, but after a little, I got it. AHS/TM

It’s the freaking twilight zone. It’s a comic book. AHS/JD

Reviewed by LadyJay for TeensReadToo.com

Marsha White is shopping for a gift - a gold thimble for her mother. She is taken to the 18th-floor of Brimble's department store, and is waited on by an extremely odd saleswoman. The woman clearly knows Marsha, but she cannot place her. Things go from bad to worse after Marsha discovers that the thimble has been damaged. After registering a complaint, Marsha falls asleep and is awakened to find herself trapped inside the department store.

The rest can only be described as a "Twilight Zone" experience.

Just as in WALKING DISTANCE, this graphic novel offers clean lines and bold coloring. Story panels are very easy to follow, and text bubbles are large and clear.

Another great addition to Rod Serling's THE TWILIGHT ZONE graphic novel series! ( )

A woman has an unusual experience shopping in a department store, with surprising results. ( )