Ultimately, I don't think the Wildstorm characters were as compelling as the writers wanted them to be, but Waller is always a fascinating lead, and after watching her story unfold here, it's very easy to see how she turned into the manipulative master she is today. Read Full Review

Waller vs Wildstorm #4 gives us a solid end to the collection. While this comic run didn't exactly hit the ball out of the park, it certainly batted above average. This is a nice read if you're just looking for something to delve into a tale that's a little different from the usual mainline comics. Read Full Review

Across 32 pages there's hardly a single page not focused on talking heads; even when characters are literally lifted into space, the emphasis is placed on discussing shifting power dynamics. It's a concept well suited to the prose provided by Lois Lane's report, but resulting in a comic book that's often dull and lacking any visual invention to display these ideas. Read Full Review