Miss Fury uncovers the sinister facts behind what the Minor Key is planning, but is it already too late to stop them? As time grows short, Marla delves deeper into her own shadowy past in Brazil, and the true nature of the power that she barely holds in check. Can it be used for good, or is she doomed to hasten the very thing she fears will come to pass?
Everything – everything – clicked about this issue with me. I've enjoyed the series so far with its mystery and presentation of the characters, the setting, and the hints of what's involved in all of this. But this issue just came together in a very strong way with its nods to Marla's own past and origin that speaks of a bigger storyline to explore, to the friendship between her and Edith. While world ending storylines are far too common, this one just connects in a really strong way because of how it's presented without a lot of overly fantastical elements and just enough mystery by not over-exposing it. Bechko and Lau are definitely firing on all cylinders with this installment and has me really excited for what's next – and hoping they have more projects in the works together. Read Full Review
It's a race against time for Marla and it is not on her side in Miss Fury Volume 2 #4. Fighting to keep up with all these things she is only now comprehending. The fifth issue you are hoping is where they capitalize on what doors they have opened in the world of the supernatural created. Read Full Review
Aw, this is going to be ending sooner than I thought. It's gotten pretty good, the occult stuff has gotten crazy and Miss Fury kicks some demon ass. I love Lau/Andrade's green ghouly fire too.
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