Krypto has made a new friend—another stray—and together, the two of the mare traveling across America. But they are not alone, for a monster from a distant world has come to Earth, and their two paths are now on a collision course. Krypto,with superpowers that are just coming in, must find a way to defend himself, hisfriend—and his planet.
Krypto the Last Dog of Krypton is an emotionally charged issue that will have you in tears. It is tragic, and the power and emotion behind the art and story make this the strongest issue of the run, and I cannot wait to see Summer. Read Full Review
This series is a very quick read, with a lot of pages featuring only a little dialogue or none at all but it manages to pack some real emotional gut punches in there. Read Full Review
In a series full of tragic and emotionally taxing issues, 'Krypto: The Last Dog Of Krypton #4' hits a little harder. It's a good thing there's only one more chapter as it's killing me seeing Krypto so sad and alone all the time. Still, this is another fantastic issue in a series I plan on recommending to people for a long time. Read Full Review
Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton #4 is not for the faint of heart and is the saddest issue thus far. While this issue is darker and heartbreaking, it offers interesting insight into the life of Krypto. This is a fantastic issue full of heartwarming moments, thoughtful character moments, and incredible art. Read Full Review
It's hard not to enjoyKrypto: The Last Dog of Krypton, andKrypto: The Last Dog of Krypton #4 continues to prove that this is an impressive comic that continues to defy expectations. It is certainly worth reading, even if the creators desperately need to offer this good dog a happy ending. Read Full Review
Oh wow this one just wrecked me. Leave it to Ryan North to wrench such big feels out of a series whose basic premise is "Dog wanders around doing dog things (to robots)"
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