“Love. It makes people do dangerous things . . . It’s an emotion better suited for the uncivilized class.”
Wanted fugitives Blue and Red, porno droids that have disobeyed the strict rules of Battery City in the name of love, make a run toward freedom. Will they make it to the city line before BLI pulls their batteries? In the desert, the Girl makes a life-changing discovery and suffers the loss of a dear friend. The party’s over and it’s time to fight!
Killjoys #4 is where the series finally gets awesome. If you dropped the series earlier, give it another chance. I'm serious. You won't regret it. Read Full Review
With the finish line in sight, The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys>>> Chapter 4: Run! is revving it's engine and firing on all cylinders. I'm not too keen on perfect scores, but I was hard pressed to find a reason against awarding one. Killjoys, you are perfect, now make some noise! Read Full Review
These are all heavy philosophical questions, and Way, Simon, and Cloonan carry them on their backs as though they were weightless. Bigger picture concerns are handled more deftly than some of the plot's finer details, but overall, it's a stellar issue that is both thought-provoking and engaging. Read Full Review
Every time I close the final page of the True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoy's I'm reminded that there is one less issue I have to enjoy and I'm one more closer to the end. This is book is sincerely a joy to read. Read Full Review
As Killjoys nears its conclusion, the quality only gets better. This issue manages to develop every characters motivation, build the world, and create new conflicts. Im afraid to leave this world behind; there is so much more story to tell and only two issues to go. Read Full Review
Becky Cloonan does some of her best work in this issue, every panel brimming with action or emotion. Read Full Review
The colors are slipping away and things are getting crazier. Its time to run in fear, as the world of the Killjoys gets more violent and treacherous, and I love every minute of it. Read Full Review
The artwork by Becky Cloonan is good as usual. Happily, unlike previous issues, she does occasionally have some neat to draw and show why her art is great. The stuff with the sexbots looks good and there are a couple of neat looking panels. Bonus points to the colorist on this for really making a bunch of scenes stand out as well. 4.5 The story with the androids is very emotional.Val is actually good as a villain.The artwork all around is good.The main character and story are dull.BLI are not interesting or compelling.Writing and dialogue is pretty lacking. Read Full Review
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