Spencer is coming to the conclusion that his father and the Aegis are part of a massive control system. This internal struggle is now pushing him to his emotional limit. Leaving him more out of control, projecting the disdain and fraternal angst he has for Raymond Dales onto anyone he encounters. Yet his anger is just the facade of a young man that's seeking to prove his father wrong and gain his approval at the same time. "Excellence" is a magical journey into Afrofuturism. Written, colored, and drawn by people of color. But it does not have that targeted audience feel to it. The latest installment has us asking more questions about the Aegis' motive and wondering where the trajectory of Spencer's angst will land next! Read Full Review

Khary Randolph complements the story perfectly with art that is beautiful and action that is kinetic and full of energy. Read Full Review

The nature of love and loss is one more aspect to life that is explored in Excellence that makes this such a dynamic story. Real people, real struggles, just with magic, and tragedy. Read Full Review

Excellence #4 is action pact and entertaining between the brotherly hate to love you emotions. There are secrets that Spencer and Aaron are avoiding, but why?! Read Full Review

I noted that the flashbacks are “two-tone,” and you probably thought I meant black and white. That's because you read boring comic books. These flashbacks are two-tone, blue and livid green, or red and purple. Randolph, Lopez, and Bennett are not here with that basic output. They combine sparkling magical combat with a fist to face street fight in a way you won't see anywhere else. And they can still end here, nailing it with a single side-by-side where the faces say everything. Read Full Review