* The final showdown between Malik and Richter has begun on the surface of the God they've discovered.
* But will Malik survive long enough to find a living God - or has he doomed his crew to an unimaginable fate?
This is a pivotal moment in the series, because it showcases how the creative team can fully leverage the comic book media to tell a truly striking story. The impassioned writing and deft artwork combine to be a magnificent tour de force that captures the imagination and has the distinction of being a story that can only truly exist in this mixed modal media. This is the type of issue that gets me excited about the future of comics and the beauty of the page. Read Full Review
I feel like every time I review an issue of this series I have to rein myself in from just babbling about how impressed I am. We Only Find Them When They're Dead #4 is no different. Read Full Review
We Only Find Them When They're Dead #4 gives us pieces of the history that is between Captain Georges and Paula Richter. Her rage and determination to see him dead is given a form. The emotions that are displayed in the phenomenal artwork are masterful. This book is unique, intriguing, and is not a series I recommend sleeping on. Read Full Review
This space adventure is turning into a chamber piece"with floating celestial gods. Read Full Review
The final showdown between Malik and Richter has begun on the surface of the God they've discovered. Read Full Review
Simone Di Meo delivers some beautiful visuals throughout this issue. So many of the panels are filled with great details and emotion. I continue to be in awe at how the art engenders emotion from the reader and I cannot wait to see more. Read Full Review
The gods must be silent in this "so close" issue that keeps the camera in tight focus on personal challenges instead of grander considerations. Read Full Review
Issue #4 emphasizes visceral thrills as emotions and action drive one another toward a point of no return; it will be a tense wait to see what comes next. Read Full Review
Still a cool series with great visuals.
Still cool but sometimes a little chaotic.
The protagonists and their hunter have indeed found a live God. But the hunter doesn't care. How do Malik and the small crew of the Vihaan II get out of it? Gotta read the book!
Ewing's story is dense, which is interesting as it's anything but over-written. Every word has meaning, and it takes a study of the page to get where it's headed (and I'm not sure that I do).
But Simone DiMio's art and colors are the star of the book once again. Lavish work, just gorgeous.
We Only Find Then When They’re Dead
Issue: 4
“The Glorious Quest”
Publisher: Boom Studios @boom_studios
Writer: Al Ewing @al_ewing
Artist: Simone Di Meo @simone_dimeo
Colors: Mariasara Miotti @mariasara.miotti
Georges Malik and his crew have become the firsts to encounter a living God. Georges prepares to meet the god face to face, sacrificing himself, but Paula and his crew have other ideas. The crew of Vihaan II activate their ship's autopsy machinery and kill the God while Paula and Georges prepare for their final showdown.
I love the art and the use of color is beautiful. But the story has lost me a little bit. It’s a great concept, but personally, I feel that it missed i more
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