With Pandora about to be sucked into Forever Evil: Blight, its nice to see that these events are being used to serve Pandoras personal story instead of the other way around. Pandora is a character I think has a lot of potential here, and that if she sticks around long enough, she can grow into her own character truly worthy of carrying her own title. This is a step in the right direction, and I hope to see more issues like this one. Read Full Review

So there is still plenty of intrigue to keep my interest piqued. I'm going to be coming back again to see her "chat" with the Outsider and what revelations (if any) he shares with her about her origins. Pandora herself is a mystery, yes, but almost too mysterious. Like, to the point where she's actually the most boring character in her own book. But you almost don't notice, because the plot moves right along at a fast enough pace and there are enough secondary characters and guest stars to keep you distracted as a reader. I look forward to seeing where this series goes next, but it would be nice to get some answers relatively soon. Even if they just lead to bigger questions. I'd be all right with that. But they have to give us something some time, right? Read Full Review

Trinity of Sin: Pandora #4 is an alright book that still has potential, but does not show it here. It's just so mediocre and unexciting that you do not really get pulled into it. This can be a problem for this title in the future, especially considering it is about to get pulled into a very big crossover (besides Forever Evil) very soon. Read Full Review