It's Zillah versus Nubia for the power of Sekhmet! Once upon a time they were allies, but now they have been driven apart by a vindictive goddess. Can these women find peace and understanding in time to realize the real danger in front of them? Or is this the end of Nubia's reign for good? Find out in the final issue of our mini-series!
In Madagascar, Nubia approaches the temple of Sekhmet while a flashback explores her time there in the distant past. Soon she encounters Nesser, and a deadly confrontation occurs. After which, Nubia expresses sorrow for her actions. Meanwhile, In So Paulo, the Amazons and Hawk Girl assist in a recovery effort following a devastating attack. Afterwards, they make their way to Madagascar to meet up with Nubia. Finally, a conversation between goddesses leads to unexpected results.The Story: This four-part mini-series ends with a tie-in to the long running Wonder Woman comics run. Williams does an excellent job wrapping up the previous storyline while introducing a path for more Nubia content. I really liked how Nubia comes to terms with her past while embracing her present. I also appreciate how this series added African deities into the DC Universe to compliment Nubias reimagined heritage. I am look forward to a potential Nubia/Diana team up in the upcoming Wonder Woman chapters.This col Read Full Review
As the final chapter (for the time being) of Nubia's solo spotlight, this issue is a gorgeous and poignant finale, as well as an understated beginning. Read Full Review
The past year has been kind to the character of Nubia and her fans. We've had some of the best comic stories featuring the often-underutilized Wonder Woman character, and I'm hoping the strength ofNubia & The AmazonsandNubia: Queen of the Amazons leads to more adventures featuring the intelligent and powerful Amazon Queen. Read Full Review
It's a good chapter in a larger story, but it doesn't quite live up to the first miniseries. Read Full Review
Nubia: Queen of the Amazons #4 ends the arc with some decent action, lots of unanswered questions, and an ending that puts Nubia right back where she started with nothing to show for her trouble. When you're the main villain is poorly set up and poorly motivated, the best you can hope for is an average story. Unfortunately, this story falls below average to just plain forgettable. Read Full Review
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