Since the days of the Final War, the Ranger Scouts of America have honed their survivalist teachings for a singular purpose: to conquer the radioactive horrors of the Colorado Badlands.
But after discovering the truth behind the Ranger Scout doctrine, Kit is driven into the post-apocalyptic wilderness and left for dead. With a savage predator on her trail, Kit must use eve-ry ounce of training to survive - but after all she's sacrificed, can this true believer endure los-ing her religion?
Scouts Honor #4 is the culmination of all of Kits character development, of all the shit shes been put through. At this point, shes lost everything; her father, her best friend, the organization to which she dedicated her entire life. Its forced her to look within herself, to really and figure out why she wants to keep on living, what shes living for. And with beautiful art to back up this phenomenal story, Scouts Honor #4 is the best issue of the series thus far. Read Full Review
'Scout's Honor' #4 is a turning point for Kit that changes everything. Pepose and company continue giving readers their money's worth in this fast-paced adventure chockful of drama, action, and danger. You won't find a better time in comics than 'Scout's Honor.' Read Full Review
Scouts Honor #4 places its protagonist at an emotional crossroads and explores the nature of faith, particularly what happens when you lose it. With the next issue promising a massive fight, I cant wait to see how the creators bring it all home. They have proven themselves more than capable of balancing post-apocalyptic action and character development, so I expect a great ending Read Full Review
This is it. The turn. Kit's had enough. She's standing taller and striding longer. Hancock help whoever stands in her way. The best chapter thus far in an excellent series, and a perfect setup for the king hit next month. Read Full Review
"Scout's Honor" is one of AfterShock's best titles and deserves a follow until the end. Read Full Review
All in all, this book is truly excellent. The pacing is just right, the story is extremely creative, and the art work is just “chef’s kiss gif here”. I have really enjoyed reading this book so far and I’m just going to say...I was not prepared for where this issue went. That twist...is so delightful and I was not expecting that. Before you read this issue, repeat after Kit, “please just let me be prepared.” Read Full Review
Scout's Honor #4 brings every threat and value from previous issues to the surface. With it comes a powerful depiction of having personal values tested. Read Full Review
While I continue to lament that this five-issue series isn't a thirty-issue series with a lot of room to breathe and expand upon, I'm loving every issue so far. Kit's got some great scenes in this installment as she copes with everything and I'm waiting to see if the Highwaymen are going to end up just using her in the end. Luca Casalanguida really gets to shine here with Matt Milla's color design, especially when she's out in the wilds, as it's wonderfully distinctive and intense as she struggles emotionally and physically with all that's going on. Kit's a solid character to follow here and I like seeing this true believer path that she's on rather than rejecting everything completely. Read Full Review
Even though Kit's realization midway through Issue #4 comes off as a bit hokey, Scout's Honor continues to be an underrated gem in its penultimate issue. Read Full Review
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