Having narrowly survived their quest and its dangers, our heroes appear to have run out of luck when they find themselves trapped with no avenue of escape from the dragon’s attack! It looks like certain death—but rescue comes in a most unexpected form.
I would love to go on and on about this issue because it ended up being my favorite of the series. That's incredibly rare to like the last issue over the first, but that's how it is. I do hope that there will be more stories set in this world or at the very least new stories from Hague of this caliber. He's a talented storyteller and Eye of Newt has been a great introduction to his work. Read Full Review
Eye of Newt ends slightly anticlimactically, as though there's a few enticing moments, the overall quality was lacking. Due to this I can only recommend the issue to people who're either big Arthurian fans, or people who've been following the series. Otherwise give this issue a miss. Read Full Review
SUMMARYEye of Newt #4 is a very frustrating conclusion to the series as the random encounters are only topped by the inexplicable developments that still have me shaking my head while I type this. This series started off with so much potential, hinting at deep secrets behind the selection of the youngest wizard ever chosen for trial, and in the midst of a long running conflict between witches and wizards. But it soon became muddled as characters and events popped up as fast as they ended, leaving the original premise mostly unresolved. And I don't usually give details about endings to avoid spoilers but in this case I'm not giving details to save you from this mess. This is far from a smash, so I recommend you pass and just enjoy his artwork from other series. Read Full Review
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