Neighborhood Watch #4
| Writer | Sarah Gailey |
| Artist | Haining |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
The truth takes a deadly turn in the penultimate issue of the gripping, female-led psychological thriller!
Jill has survived the attempt on her life—so far—and Bianca and Val work to keep it that way…even if she has been building a mountain of lies for who knows how long.
Unfortunately, the truth has now caught up with her, and so has the man who wants her dead.
What side will Jill choose in the end: the life she’s always wanted? Or the new family that’s shown her another way?
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10
The Comic Book Spot - beastfire
Aug 10, 2026Jill’s motivations come heartbreakingly to light in Neighborhood Watch #4, and it’d be quite a twist if her husband DIDN’T have anything to do with her being shot. It really does an excellent job of showing what domestic abuse can do to someone, without it giving the overly dramatic vibes of a Lifetime movie. Read Full Review
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9.0
COMICON - Scott Redmond
Aug 17, 2026An all too obvious suspect puts their name fully onto the mystery as the hard life of Jill-Cassie is further explored in the fourth issue of ‘Neighborhood Watch.’ Far too relevant and topical discussions and traumas are explored within this story, as characters must face the harsh realities that they see and those that were hidden. Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - Lily Abreu
Aug 05, 2026Neighborhood Watch #4 tackles the difficult subject of domestic violence and how the victims can isolate themselves. Gailey does a good job of capturing how those close to the victim can easily miss the signs. Haining and Nalty set the tone with the artwork and set the series up for a nerve wracking finale. Read Full Review
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7.5
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
Aug 08, 2026Domestic violence is always a tricky subject to tackle. Neighborhood Watch #4 does its best to make sure it is given its proper attention while staying on track in further developing the cast and the bigger mystery of the series. Read Full Review
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6.6
Comic Watch - Logan Mullins
Aug 07, 2026While the art continues to excel, the story has begun to slip. The plot has lost its luster as the story grows predictable. Read Full Review
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