The Demon: Hell is Earth #4

The Demon: Hell is Earth is an otherworldly road trip through a hellish landscape. Sure, outside of this fire and brimstone-filled bubble, Superman and the Justice League are flying around, but within it, frightening monsters rule and only Etrigan and his unlikely allies are prepared to put them down. This hero has a cape, but he also has a set of horns and spits fire. Read Full Review

Demon: Hell is Earth #4 shows skill in character development and using every issue to ones advantage on the part of Andrew Constant. With more demonic fun to be had and some interiority for our conjoined leads, this issue earns itself a recommendation. Check it out. Read Full Review

This issue uses most of its time to step back from the hot action to develop its characters, including a major development in one particular relationship. Read Full Review

The character study aspect of the journey segment of The Demon is well done here in giving us plenty of each character with the strain they're facing in the here and now and some of the past. Read Full Review

This issue gives us a chance to take a breather, in the hot, sulphur-infused air of a growing Hell on Earth. And perhaps it's warranted, but it's much more sluggish than previous issues. A new development in the relationship between Jason and Etrigan may make it worthwhile. Read Full Review

While slower than the last issue, this one delivers a lot of character development and shows a humanity in Jason Blood that we don't often see. In a series this action-packed, it was nice to catch up with the characters themselves. A good issue, and a good addition to the Demon lore. Read Full Review

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Mar 18, 2018

Enjoying this series a lot. The art is great and this issue had awesome character development with Constant giving us both Jason and Etrigan's perspective on being tied togther and how it affects each of them. This team could do a Demon regulat series in my opinion. Too bad nobody would buy it.