Trevor Richmond had it all, then lost it all, leaving behind a trail of ruined businesses, damaged relationships and criminal charges. He escaped into a new identity, free of consequences, only to find someone else living in his old identity...someone who is doing a much better job at it than he ever did. And now Trevor wants his life back. The final confrontation between two men fighting for one life comes to its fiery conclusion...and only one of them will survive.
Rod Serling would be proud. Read Full Review
This issue was probably my favorite in the series thus far and I really enjoyed the set up for the next story line that not only was sprinkled in throughout the issue, but especially at the end. JMS and the creative team paid this franchise a respect. They didn't just come in and try to copy the original nor did they try to stray far from it. Instead they delivered a story worthy of the name for the modern era. Read Full Review
So far this Twilight Zone reboot has been a delight to read, offering reader's exactly what we want: a story that's creepy…and compelling. Read Full Review
“The Twilight Zone” #4 closes its first chapter on a satisfying note. With the shocking cliff-hanger, I can't wait to see what happens in the next story arc. Read Full Review
An interesting story worth checking out Read Full Review
It'll definitely work better as a trade, where it will be easier to read it in the style of one complete episode. Plus the opening and closing monologues would have greater effect when taken as a whole. This issue, while not going to convert anyone new, serves as a decent end to the first tale and sets up the next arc to come nicely. Overall Score: 7.5 out of 10 Read Full Review
This is a story that should be bought in trade. Issues #1 and #2 of this book were fantastic, but the last couple just don't hit the mark as well because it's a story that's meant to be read in one sitting. There's a few art problems here and there, but overall, the issue looks pretty nice and it's well written, even though there is a lot of expository dialogue here. This issue gets a mild recommendation, but the first story arc gets a big recommendation. Get this one in trade, for sure. Read Full Review
Update: if you don't mind the last page saying to be continued you should pick up first of this series because it has everything an original Twilight Zone story needs. Read Full Review
Overall, I'm for a series like this, both just because it's The Twilight Zone in general, which I always thought was a great tv show, and because each issue is a self-contained story, with no crossovers and tie-ins, and offers the opportunity to have different writers and artists (especially beginner writers and artists!) for each issue. But, I hope further issues have stories that, while still having some kind of mystery, end up making sense"in a shocking and horrifying way, of course. Read Full Review
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