THE FATE OF THREE WORLDS HANGS IN THE BALANCE! New Genesis. Apokolips. Earth. Three worlds in the warpath of the deadly interstellar inquisition known as the Nyctari. Three worlds on the verge of annihilation. Three worlds whose only hope of salvation may lie with a young boy imbued with incomprehensible power--a power beyond godlike. But is this boy truly a force for salvation, or the reincarnation of the greatest evil the universe has ever known? And will the forces of these three worlds be able to answer this critical question before it is too late?
New Gods #4 is another fantastic issue in a series that should be on everyones pull lists. The series is well worth the read for fans of the classic stuff or even new readers curious about the New Gods and not sure where to start. Read Full Review
This is one of the most ambitious stories coming out of DC at the moment, and it manages to balance some truly epic and spectacular action with some surprisingly great character moments. Evan Cagle does space action like no one else in the business, and this book is quickly becoming one of DC's best. Read Full Review
New Genesis is attacked! The New Gods unleash their wrath on the Nyctari but is it enough? Ram V.s writing sets a fast pace driven by action. The mesmerizing art on display from Cagle and company will floor readers. That chapter will be one fans will be talking about. Read Full Review
Overall, The New Gods #4 is a must-read for fans of cosmic storytelling and complex mythology. Ram V's masterful writing and the stunning visuals create a truly immersive experience, leaving readers eager to see how the fate of these three worlds will unfold. Read Full Review
The New Gods #4 does an excellent job of building tension and expanding the mythology with standout visuals and an exciting setup for future battles. However, the short page count holds it back, making the issue feel more like a prelude to action rather than a fully realized conflict. Read Full Review
The New Gods #4is the clearest and most cohesive issue in the series when Karak the Scavenger invades New Genesis. Ram V and the art team deliver riveting scenes of planet-wide battles, and the forward movement of the story is taking shape. That said, Ram V's rich meanderings are no substitute for basic storytelling elements missing from the story, such as motivations and stakes. Read Full Review
The New Gods is one of the best illustrated books being currently distributed in comics with a story worthy of the Gods that inhabit it. Evan Cagle and Ram V ramp things up as conflicts that span universes take hold.
this series is actually one of the few Ram V stories that I actually understand. But the real star is the art, I love Evan Cagle's art here
I'm starting to realize that I only like this book because of Evan Cagle. The guest artists are annoying and the story is just cosmic gibberish to me.
I really wish I could get into this series but the last two issues have not clicked for me. Love Cagle on art. His stuff is so intricate and wonderful, but I really can't get into the way this is put together story-wise. It just feels like everything is rushed and we jump from one thing to another and only get glimpses of events unfurling. Seeing as everybody seems to be heavily digging this, I guess it's just a question of taste and this title just ain't for me...
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