Pryor has gotten a taste of what it's like to be special. To be on top. And he likes it. But after trading one spirit for another, the process of possession is beginning to take its toll on his body.
Meanwhile, Ronan has stepped up as Pryor's manager and exorcist. The life that she has always wanted to live is in sight. Unfortunately, she can tell something is wrong with her brother. And when Pryor finally gets an opportunity for his first break at the big time, he and his sister must decide if another possession is worth it to take the shot.
My biggest complaint about this series to date has been the pacing. Knock 'Em Dead is scheduled to blow off next month, in the fifth installment. One more chapter would have been nice. Chapter three felt rushed. I could have done with a little more work on the exorcism before the re-possession. That being said, everything seems to have leveled back out in the fourth, and this is still my favorite Eliot Rahal joint yet. Read Full Review
Just like the previous three issues, there's a lot of really good stuff going on here and it takes a really interesting and surprising jump at the end that puts Pryor in a whole new pickle. With the next issue being the finale, it'll be interesting to see how it all comes together and wraps up as a pretty tight little horror story filled with comedy. Rahal and Monaco are really delivering a strong experience here that looks great across the board and is thoroughly engaging to read. Read Full Review
It's a tricky beat to land in the confines of a monthly comic, and while the execution is flawed, the ambition, at least, is admirable. Read Full Review
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