Akai and the Monster feud over the fate of the new Dr. Frankenstein, Josephine Baker. But just outside the remote Montana cabin, sinister forces arrive to eradicate any survivors of the battle...
Who exactly is the "destroyer" in this series? The monster? Akai? Or purpose man himself? Victor LaValle continues to weave a thought-provoking and engaging story that will be a lasting impression on readers. Destroyer #4 has great character development, and the writing is a joy to read. We've already lost two characters who, while minor, were somewhat humorous, and things are hitting the fan so expect more bodies to fall. One thing I can say for sure is that I have no idea how this story is going to end. Both sides are powerful, with no intention of giving up, so it's looking to be an interesting finale. Read Full Review
It's such a great comic, telling such a fantastic story about love, darkness, race, science, and life. Read this book. Read Full Review
Im calling it now: at 3:57 this morning, Im waking up uneasily to that image of an oil jack pumping the life out of Frankensteins monster. Thanks Victor...Thanks Dietrich... Read Full Review
Quibbles aside, Victor LaValle'sDestroyer is a thematically-rich miniseries with nuanced characters, and it has certainly hooked me enough to want to continue reading. LaValle has melded socially-conscious observations and classic horror tropes into a unique package, and Im curious to see its conclusion. Read Full Review
The storyline just did not fit the pieces well enough to be enjoyed. Read Full Review
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