The Jurassic League #4 reasserts the series' stylistic excellence and promises readers a climax that should not be missed. Read Full Review

The Jurassic League #4 is exciting in that it is leading towards the thrilling conclusion and it reveals the big bad, but it doesnt really offer too much action like in previous issues. It definitely will leave readers wondering how the Leagues confrontation with the big bad will go, especially since this is more of an Elseworlds tale, so it may be somewhat different from what were used to. What do you think will happen when the League confronts this major villain? Read Full Review

Ultimately, Jurassic League manages to keep giving readers a satisfying tongue-and-cheek adventure. Little hints of blood or violence mesh seamlessly with the humorous world. The delightful artwork blooms from page to page. The charm does slightly wear off at times as more complex plots begin to form. Even as the honeymoon concludes, the book still finds sure footing by grounding the characters with moral disagreements. As far as I'm concerned, there is still fun to be had in the Dino World. Read Full Review

Jurassic League #4 is fine for what it is. The art seems to have dropped to more cartoonish levels, but the characters' voices are correct, and the story is a solid version of a Justice League origin story. Read Full Review

Good art makes this issue, buoying the basic story with some really nifty visuals that easily live up to the ferocious premise. Read Full Review

Art is improved from the last issue. Love it.