Die!namite: Blood Red #4
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Die!namite: Blood Red #4

Writer: Fred Van Lente Artist: Marco Finnegan Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment Release Date: January 14, 2026 Cover Price: $4.99 Critic Reviews: 2
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IT’S A MARTIAN STANDOFF!

With Sonja leading the way through the sewers of Sin City, Purgatori’s strike team of Miss Fury, Vampirella, and Dejah Thoris are poised to capture the rogue Kaldanian scientist Taak and force him to divulge the cure for the Deadmen plague. But things take a turn for the traitorous when Vampi corners Taak in his Hoover Dam lair and gets a telepathic earful about both his and Dejah’s true intentions!

Two-fisted ink-slingers FRED VAN LENTE and MARCO FINNEGAN lay out the good, the bad, and the ugly in Die!namite: Blood Red #4 — featuring quick-draw covers by EJ SU, ROBERTO MELI, EMILIO P more

  • 9.6
    You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff Jan 14, 2026

    Now that things are really going with his mega crossover, it's a lot of fun to see everything Russ across the page that the way it is. The sense of adventure is potent and this particular combination of characters. And it's difficult to say enough good things about just how well the author and our team are working with every single character in the crossover. It's very difficult to juggle this many characters in a way that feels satisfying. These guys make it look at easy with another deeply enjoyable mash-up issue. Read Full Review

  • 4.0
    Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez Jan 14, 2026

    DIE!NAMITE: BLOOD RED #4 s a narrative catastrophe disguised as an action issue. The script pulls the rug out from under three issues of premise-building by revealing the team was sent on a murder mission rather than a cure mission, then wastes half its pages on a villain monologue that reads like the writer discovered Wikipedia and wanted to share everything he learned. The art can't keep pace with the action, the team's internal conflict gets introduced and abandoned, and Vampirella's entire presence in the issue consists of a single screaming sound effect. Your time and money would be better invested in almost anything else on the shelf. Read Full Review

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