Two-Face #4 is the best issue of this series yet as it explodes with emotion and colors. We dive into Harvey's backstory revealing motivation behind the anger and emotion buried deep within. I can't get enough of this run! Read Full Review

Get ready for a courtroom showdown like you've never seen before as Two-Face summons Harvey Dent. Two-Face #4 is a twist on self-reflection as writer Christian Ward delivers with a wild script that digs deeper into the childhood of Harvey Dent and how much of an impact his parents had on shaping the "men he would become. The art team of Fbio Veras and Ivan Plascencia makes this issue even more surreal as they take you on quite the head trip. This is one of Two-Face's most extraordinary comic appearances. Read Full Review

Veras leads this issue with a creative depiction of a very ill mind struggling to make sense of its trauma. Creative choices such as literally splitting the personalities or merging young Harvey's face with his mother's makes this book a uniquely layered read with several metaphors and meanings. Yet, Ward's take on Dent's father doesn't quite come together. Personally, I think it would be a thousand times more effective without the dialogue attempting to justify future aspects of the character. Just the horrifying silhouette of his father's shadow manhandling the boy on a wall is effective enough. In contrast, the deep dive into “good Harvey's” condemnation was tremendously interesting, and I didn't mind the exploration of the mother as a somewhat newer element. Overall, this was a decently creative break from the main narrative, but seemingly too early for this kind of self-reflection. Read Full Review