So while the issue didn't move that much plot forward, there werefamily issues here that needed to be resolved before we can go further. From what I've read so far, it seems that this arc will definitely be the most personal to date. Read Full Review

After an extended wait for the first issue to Birthright's fourth arc, Joshua Williamson sets the stage for an action-packed thrill ride sure to give the reader further insight into just who the Rhodes family is. The artwork is inconsistent at times, but the coloring is always top notch. Mikey and his ever-growing team of family members are sure to be in for a turbulent ride that promises lots of excitement, and Birthright #16 kicks off those events wonderfully. Read Full Review

Birthright #16 turned into more than you thought it to be, while also shaking up where you thought this story was headed. All it took was a major reveal to an unsuspecting family, and a little dabbling in magic to turn this world upside down for better or for worse. Only time can tell though it is good to have Birthright back on shelves. Read Full Review

Birthright #16 gets the fourth arc off to a stellar start, giving us plenty of excitement and development. It also reveals yet more interesting facts about the Rhodes family, with the final moments being gripping to say the least. Read Full Review

The art was the stand-out as it was - outside of the two page layout of the mage cave - subtle but so very good. Williamson says they are back for the next five months and it will be full of action, emotion, and reveals! I am so ready! Read Full Review

Decent start to the new arc.