Resurrection Man: Quantum Karma #4
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| Writer | Ram V |
| Artist | Anand Rk, Butch Guice |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
As the wheel of death and rebirth keeps spinning, Resurrection Man's clock to stop Gashadokuro starts to run out. Luckily, with the fractal Microverse in hand and withthe help of a new friend with a target on his back, hope seems on the horizon. Butwill Mitch Shelley finally be able to defeat the evil that looms over the universe, oris the real evil found within himself?
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10
Comic Watch - Anthony Bergamini
Jul 02, 2025Resurrection Man: Quantum Karma #4 is one of the most thought provoking, expertly depicted comics coming out right now, pairing mature storytelling with mind blowing art. Read Full Review
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KPB Comics - Phillip Creary
Jul 04, 2025Resurrection Man: Quantum Karma #4 is a comic that demands to be reread and thoughtfully considered. It's thought-provoking, expertly drawn, and profoundly moving. While its complexity might require you to really focus, the rewards are immense. This series is a true testament to the power of mature, character-driven storytelling in comics, demonstrating how even a seemingly minor character can be utilized to explore the most profound questions of all. Read Full Review
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9.5
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Jul 02, 2025This is quickly becoming one of my favorite DC works of Ram V, and is a similarly bold reinvention of the character as his take on Swamp Thing from a few years back. Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - Collier Jennings
Jul 02, 2025Resurrection Man: Quantum Karma #4 is about balance. Whether it's superheroism and sorcery, life and death, or altruism and self-interest, this is a story about balances. And while there might be two issues left, there's plenty of room to keep exploring that dynamic. Read Full Review
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8.4
The Fandom Post - Chris Beveridge
Aug 06, 2025While there are plenty of threads within this that I can see where it's going, what with decades of reading similar works and all, but there's just so much creativity and conceptual work in this both in the script and artwork that there is a strong sense of uncertainty to it that I'm enjoying. I can't predict where it'll actually end even if some elements along the way are following a familiar pattern. It's engaging to go through the stories of the characters here, and experience more of Mitch's past, while having the joy of seeing the artwork capturing so many different things across so many thousands of years. It's got so much going for it and delivers the goods in a big way for the readers that have discovered and will discover it in the years to come. Read Full Review
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