This story started out as simply a mission for Amy to save her people, but right now it has evolved into something much more. Amethyst #4 re-established what is at stake for Amy herself. The deeper she goes into this conspiracy, the more she needs to grow in order to handle things better than she has before. Read Full Review

And it ultimately feels good to shine a light on a story that I don't see too many people talking about but feel like they would enjoy. Read Full Review

Amy Reeder's Amethyst has been a delightful series thus far and Amethyst #4 continues that streak. Read Full Review

Amethyst #4 is an adventure that is also an allegory for growing up. The stark truths Amy has been holding for years are crumbling around her and she has to rebuild herself and her sense of reality. All the characters face challenges that will test them which makes for a compelling read. Read Full Review

I have no idea what's going to happen next. I'll be honest and say that I was convinced this plot line was almost wrapped up. Boy, was I wrong! Amethyst #4 just kept throwing me through loop after loop. Amy Reeder knows where she wants Princess Amethyst to end up, and I cannot wait to get there. With only a few issues left… I'm super intrigued to see how this is all going to end. Read Full Review

Amy Reeder's art and how it relates to the emotional narrative highlights this story every time, and it's what ultimately makes it appealing and engaging, even when I find it with lack of variance or other plots different than the main one: Amy's journey of disillusion and facing the real world. Read Full Review

I am not unhappy with this book in total. And I am definitely completely swooning over the art. This issue just seemed like a bit of a misstep and part of that is my concern about how quickly this is going to end. Read Full Review