Which means you should pick up this issue, and you have a good 30 days to hunt up the previous three issues so you're all caught up before the final chapter of this story comes out. Read Full Review

With great looking artwork and a good sense of fun about it all even amid the violence, Vampironica hits a sweet spot for me. Read Full Review

Vampironica #4 was an interesting execution of events for this siege of Riverdale. I do feel as though the siege could have been bigger, with a more memorable conclusion at the pool party, but this is undeniably leading to a development that is pretty cool for a story about vampires. Read Full Review

The book is still solid; we might just have to get used to this new approach to Vampironica's artwork. Read Full Review

A perfect Halloween story with our Riverdale teens behaving in non-Riverdale ways. I love how this story is developing. The Riverdale gang is behaving in ways that we would expect if a supernatural threat were thrust upon them. The vampires are truly scary and we can see Veronica's struggle to retain her humanity even as her friends are giving in to the vampire way of life. Even if you're not a fan of Archie comics, if you like a good horror story, especially a good vampire story, you will enjoy this comic book. Will Veronica and Dilton figure out who the head vampire is and destroy him in time? to be continued. **** (9.1 rating) Read Full Review

The tiny bit of Jughead isn't enough to save the issue from being a brief and uninspiring build up to the finale. There isn't much here in this fourth issue which makes the series continue to be the weakest of the Archie Horror series. This issue doesn't take a single risk with it's storytelling and the end product is a short and boring one. Read Full Review