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Saga #4 (2012)

by Brian K. Vaughan(Favorite Author)

4.52 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Image Comics

series

Saga

review 1: Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples, why you gotta keep breaking my heart like that?The fourth installment is just as twisted, disturbing, and heart-pounding as the other three. The series itself is one of the most richly illustrated and well-plotted comics currently circulating. For me, this approaches Sandman levels of storytelling and art, and you all know my feelings on anything Neil Gaiman has ever touched. I'm really getting into The Brand's character and excited for where her story seems to be leading. Also, ten points to Marko for being the best even in the worst situations. And fifty points to Lying Cat for being Lying Cat even though she doesn't get much time in this issue. The way the character arcs are interweaving makes this issue particularly exciting and... more I'm only sad that we won't see five in graphic novel form for a while.Saga is not for the easily offended, but if you don't mind the raw quality to the art and language, it is one of the best series out there.
review 2: Often with work and or quality time with my fiance... I often forget to review things I've read in a timely manner. But here we go. :)Saga #4.Sextillion. Sextillion. Sextillion. Oh dear. What a perfect way to start off a chapter. Female creatures with just heads upon legs? Couldn't get kinkier in my opinion. I loved that Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples were not afraid to explore such a world. I just loved it to bits.But it gets better. A little girl saved from child prostitution? Well. Almost. I'm sure we'll see the full heroics of that in the future.Again... I cannot wait to read #5. Surely there will be more Marko / Alana action. less

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