Christian has to kill his friends to break the curse, but when his friends strike first will Christian be ready for them? There will be death in this issue, and the Circle will get smaller.
The Circle # 4 starts a wonderful rollercoaster ride of murder, emotion, revelation and mayhem that readers will be gripping their seats to. Zherno's art is exquisite as it captures the terror of murder and the blissful emotion of love with ease. The final panel in the book was chilling and beautiful. Clark writes a wonderful rollercoaster where the stakes continues to raise while still developing characters and making people care. The Circle continues to be gripping, suspenseful and satisfying as Clark and Zherno sets up a dark and delicious end in sight. Definitely a book to pick up. Read Full Review
As always, Alyzia Zherno's art was eerily gorgeous. I really think she was perfect for drawing this series. I do wish we got to see more of the action that happened and more of what Christian can do. We have one issue left and I still don't fully understand his power. Then again, neither does Christian, so maybe that's how it's supposed to be. That feeling was amplified in this issue though because there was a lot of action, but we didn't really get to see it at the same time. I'm incredibly excited and truly sad that next month I'll be reading the last issue. But it has been, and I'm sure will continue to be, a great story. Read Full Review
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