Bone Parish #4

Jonas Scharf's art in this issue is pitch perfect to the tone and sentiment of this story. Read Full Review

It's clear that Bone Parish is crafting a one-of-a-kind family drama, and we can't help but be excited for the chapters to come. Read Full Review

Bone Parish works on many levels. It's a touching family story dealing with loss and a Breaking Bad-esque tale of drug dealing mixed with some truly unsettling horror that will stay with you long after you put the book down. This issue serves as a conclusion, but also as a first step for the Winters into a bold new era. They're making their mark and it's going to have some major repercussions. Read Full Review

Bone Parish #4 feels very much like dedicated readers are nearing the end of the story. Bunn brings us to the point where threads start to be tied off, and the dark powers of her family begin to shine forth. Without the supernatural element, this would've been a perfectly fine crime drama involving drugs, cartels, corrupt cops and revenge. Adding the Ash gives the story a twist that adds a far darker element to the story, and the chance for some eye-catching visuals. We aren't quite at the end of this memorable series, but the pieces are being put in place for a gruesome finish. Read Full Review

"Bone Parish" #4 continues a decent drawn-out story that I've seen before, but without adding anything revolutionary or unique to make the series stand out from the herd. Read Full Review

SloboSOY

Nov 01, 2018

I left the third issue with a doubt. Will I keep going to brought this title or not ? Because last issue was not what I liked & too dark for me. We enter in this issue with the repercussions of the last one. Rafael is thrilled with is last action. The winter Mother take the last piece of her husband. It's hard to tale if it's really him talking or her own remorses. "But Ash don't lie", right ! Cover - Nice and a little in link. 1.5/2 Writing - I liked it. Yeah it's way darker than the last time. But I see some justice there (As a reader I'm more close to the winters). I also like the question this comics raise on the Ash. Did this is some kind of metaphysic Trip with only the brain of the junkie making all the talking. Or is this more. We already know that taking ash can grant people with skill they don't have. This is demonstrated once more in this issue. And does she use her son Ashes to know "the truth" ? I also like her relation to the New York emissary. 3/3 Arts - The panel & Layout are really strong like always. I have just a little note on the passage in the crypt in the dark. But that's because I can be pernickety. 3/3 Feelings - I really like what I read, and I'm curious for more. Damn I'm addict to Ashes ! ^^ 2/2 more