DC Comics September 02, 2026

Deadman #4

Deadman #3
Deadman #4 ►
Series
8.9

Critic Rating

3 Reviews
8.8

User Rating

7 Reviews
Writer W. Maxwell Prince
Artist Martin Morazzo
Cover Price $3.99

After last issue’s truth-telling trek through the tortuous, torturous terrain of Torment Town, Boston Brand must balance the scales and make his way to that…other place. But this ain’t the Heaven you know, man. Prepare yourself for an Elysium like you’ve never seen ’em, as the Deadman continues to unravel the mystery of the Soul-Eaters…while the Realm of the Living bears the cost! Plus: a brief history of Mr. M!

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  • 9.0

    AIPT - Christopher Franey

    Sep 02, 2026

    The Deadman #4 takes Boston Brand from Hell to Heaven and delivers another entertaining mix of supernatural mystery, dark comedy, and character development. W. Maxwell Prince continues to give Deadman a fresh voice, while Martin Morazzo and Chris O’Halloran make the afterlife visually unforgettable. The story moves the Mr. Juan mystery forward and finishes with a fantastic cliffhanger involving Swamp Thing and the “GR33N.” Read Full Review

  • 9.0

    Comic Book Clique - Abel Loza

    Sep 08, 2026

    The Deadman #4 is the most thought-provoking issue in the series so far, but it never feels preachy or condescending. It feels like a conversation between the reader and writer W. Maxwell Prince, sharing his personal feelings about belonging in this world. What makes it feel so personal is that it deals with themes usually existential and above our pay grade. The effort to make us think blends perfectly with the darker elements that keep layering the story. Between Bobby finding out there might be a demon and us learning more about Mr. M, there is something for everyone in Deadman #4. Read Full Review

  • 8.6

    Fanlight Zone - Ken M.

    Sep 02, 2026

    Brand’s trip to Heaven is anything but divine as more problems arise. Prince adds in more out of place humor into events with the writing. Morazzo & O'Halloran keep steady with the presentation of art. Fearless in its’ delivery with a style all its’ own, Read Full Review

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