"The Devil I Know, Part IV.” Lucifer is embroiled in a mystical battle for her life in the searing climax of this story! The already critically acclaimed series by scribe Michael Alan Nelson (FALL OF CTHULHU), and hot new art talent Emma Rios!
The Bad:Mostly, the fault lies with Michael Alan Nelson. The dialogue is fun and snappy, but can be just awkward enough to distract the reader from what's going on. It's simultaneously a strong and weak suit for him. Thankfully, the rest of his writing is pretty spot-on and fun, but that's a glaring blemish that's holding him back. As it stands, it's keeping a good writer from being a great writer. Read Full Review
Once again, I'm pulling the Buffy card - if you like what's going on in that series, then you'll also enjoy Hexed. Hexed #4 provides a great conclusion to a very deep story line, and does it without pause or excuses, and earns 4 out of 5 Stars. Read Full Review
Okay, this wasnt the best issue of the four, but its still a good story overall, and thats what really counts. Definitely a worthy read if you havent picked any of these up yet. Read Full Review
If you missed out on this series, check with your comic retailer, maybe they can help you track it down. If not, cross your fingers and hope for a collected edition. You won't be disappointed. Read Full Review
In the end the book on its own is decent but nothing spectacular. The series was entertaining and I an sure once I sit down and read all four issues in one sitting I may gain a better appreciation for some of the things that bothered me about this issue. I believe there is potential to the concept and world that Nelson created and with a little more experience under the belt Rios could do a nice job. I do hope to see another installment of the series because I liked what was started here. Read Full Review
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