This is one of the most consistent books on the shelves, and it's all because of the frontloaded work. Read Full Review

Statics revival is absolutely electric! Thanks to Vita Ayala, ChrisCross, Nikolas Draper-Ivey and AndWorld Design, this series is truly the shining beacon as to what Milestone is and should be going forwards and if it continues this momentum into Season 2, then it'll be nothing short of a smash hit. Read Full Review

Chriscross and Draper-Ivey deliver some impressive visuals throughout the issue. The art is beautifully done and filled with energy and style. Read Full Review

The new age of Milestone Comics is soaring high, and Static is leading the way not just for the imprint but for comic books as a whole. There is a fully unique energy that permeates this book on so many levels, from the gorgeous distinctive artistic end to the deep resonating realistic and emotional character level. We need a whole lot more of this book for years to come. Read Full Review

Static: Season One #4 has a nice combination of intimate family moments and killer action. It just stumbles a bit in gluing it all together. Read Full Review

The superhero action starts to really heat up in this issue, and I'm very excited to see Static finally get to be a full-on hero. Read Full Review

This issue is probably the most uneven of the series so far. Read Full Review

THIS SERIES GETS BETTER WITH EVERY ISSUE!!! PHENOMENAL. Issue four continues the balance being a superhero origin story & having social commentary. You're never given too much of one or the other. Furthermore, the story continues to improve on the Hawkins family dynamic to the point where even if they all don't agree with each other's decisions, they support them fully. There's nuance, love, understanding, & trust within this family. From their conversation about Virgil potentially hiding out until things down die to when his sister gives him the jacket containing glucose pills, etc. Besides that, the issue does the other usual superhero things we're use to seeing but it feels different, and that's all due to just the characters being used, the script, & artwork all being top notch. Yes, some panels have rather "let's just get done. The deadline is coming." art. But man, when Chris Cross' & Vita Ayala's art shines...IT FUCKING SHINES! Especially within the last few pages. They bring exquisite visual dynamics & life to the fight between Static & Hotstreak. Can't wait for issue 5! more

Theres a lot to like here as usual from this series.

The dialogue remains a lot more realistic than most comics have the balls to go for, especially depicting inner city areas. Its a nice and refreshing touch that adds a lot.

The characters are all written on point, where we see Virgil and his "squad" for the first time. I appreciate this series taking some characters from the original series and making them work in a new context.

This series packs plenty of story in its issues, which is MUCH Appreciated. In a time when a lot of comics stretch out otherwise simple plots to take up full issues and quick reads, this one makes you feel like you're getting your moneys worth out the price. It does this while remaining pretty well paced.

The art is awesome as usual. Its something you have to get used to because its very different than what most comics will feature. Nikolas Draper Ivy is a big manga and anime fan and it shows in every single page, nut especially shines in the action sequences near the end of the issue.

The last page is simply gorgeous to look at and very exciting if you're into manga as well. He wears his influence on his sleeve but this book is purely him, and it is a unique look.

The story remains unpredictable and I'm excited to see where it goes next. This is a rock solid series you should be reading. 9/10 more

Pretty good, but I feel like this comic is still trying to establish things that it has already firmly established, which slows the pacing down a bit.