Yea, that's right, FIVE STARS. If you've been reading this series up to this point, this issue will evoke all the emotions out of you while you read it. Read Full Review

Overall, I thought that this was an intense issue. I believe the reveal was handled perfectly, and I loved the build up of tension that progressed throughout this issue. I can't wait to see where things go from here, as Black Hammer is going to be different from now on. Read Full Review

Shocking reveals on top of several supremely well executed sequences puts "Black Hammer: Age of Doom" #4 over the top in terms of quality. Read Full Review

Overall this issue is a winner and hopefully signals a turning point in the series where we start getting answers. But I am just along for the ride, and what a hell of a ride it has been. The issue illustrates Jeff Lemire's ability as a writer drawing on all of his influences. The art is solid like always and shines in the coloring work by Dave Stewart and Dean Ormston's paneling and how it paces out the story. Read Full Review

Black Hammer: Age of Doom continues to give me exactly what I was looking for in it. While it could have drawn things out a bit more before getting to the reveal I'm glad it happened here because it throws everything into uncertainty and the way the core group reacts to what happened, the why of it, and what they may have just lost could be some pretty great material ahead. With so much strong work released so far from Lemire and Ormston, I can't wait to see where they go next. Read Full Review

Black Hammer: Age of Doom #4 sets up the miniseries for what will hopefully be an exciting finale. Many of the mysteries are revealed, and the heroes of Black Hammer will have to discern what to do with the revelations. This book comes with a recommendation. Feel free to check it out. Read Full Review

While everything eventually comes to a head, it's a little too late to make much sense at all. Read Full Review

Awesome! Ending very cool.

About time some resemblance of answers.