Devil on My Shoulder #4
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| Writer | Kyle Starks |
| Artist | Piotr Kowalski |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Join us for the final issue of Devil on My Shoulder where we find our revenge-fueled heroine face-to-face with her final torturer.
Will she find the fifth boy? Will she get her well-deserved bloody revenge? Come see an incredible twist to our hero's tale and a wild, gory, monstrous, terrible finale to this incredible horror series.
A new dark horror four issue series from the creators of Where Monsters Lie Kyle Starks (Those Not Afraid) and Piotr Kowalski (Let This One Be a Devil) that’s perfect for fans of The Crow, Revenge Horror and violent, well-deserved retribution.
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10
Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell
Mar 18, 2026Devil on My Shoulder #4 is the perfect ending to what has been the horror comic book series of the year. With an epic final showdown, revelations about the story that are finally revealed, and a strong tease for a possible continuation, this final issue checks every box. My only detraction is that we didn’t get more issues of this series, but hopefully that is rectified with Volume Two. This is my Pick of the Week and should be on the top of every horror comic fans list to pick up at the shops this week. If you have not been reading this series, keep your eye out for when the Trade Paperback is released and grab a copy. Read Full Review
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8.9
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Mar 18, 2026Kowalski crafts beautifully detailed and visually exciting art throughout the issue. Read Full Review
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8.0
The Fandom Post - Chris Beveridge
Mar 18, 2026I can’t say this was a fun series in some ways because it was just so grim and grisly. The opening installment was brutal, and the revenge side followed that just as you’d expect it would. It’s all technical strong, with solid writing and great artwork that captures this kind of thing like only Kowalski can, but it’s not something you’ll find will appeal wide and far. It’s a specific thing and it does it very, very, well. Watching Tee go through understanding what truly happened, who is behind it, and work toward stopping that and gaining a larger goal from it is solid. It’s a good arc for her, but one nobody should ever have to go through. I’m glad I took the chance on it, however, because sometimes it feels good to feed that side and what it represents. Read Full Review
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