Family Tree #4
| Writer | Jeff Lemire |
| Artist | Phil Hester, Ryan Cody, Eric Gapstur |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Grandpa Judd and Loretta are close to a reconciliation of sorts just as the crazed and deadly Arborist closes in on their Chinatown hideout.
CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.0
But Why Tho? - Max Funkey
Feb 23, 2020The more I read this series the more questions I have and the more excited I get for the next issue. Even with my small gripes I still find myself looking forward to these reviews every month. I can't stress enough that Lemire is at the top of his game with this story and everyone should be reading it. Read Full Review
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8.5
Sequential Planet - Hunter Sandlin
Feb 20, 2020This issue was a joy to read and a pleasure to look at. Anyone who wants a concise and fast paced thriller should definitely pick this book up. Read Full Review
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8.0
AIPT - Chris Coplan
Feb 18, 2020After a misstep in #3, this issue grabs you by the roots and wrenches out every drop of beauty and heartache. Read Full Review
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8.0
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Cat Wyatt
Feb 19, 2020Family Tree #4 boasts some clever writing, intense character development, and brilliant fight scenes. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Chase Magnett
Feb 19, 2020It's still an exciting showdown and one that provides a notable pivot in the story's momentum as Family Tree #5 feels as though it could go in a dozen different directions. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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9.5
Very well-paced issue.
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9.5
Damn...that's one badass Grandpa. I'm really enjoying the dynamics amongst this dysfunctional family. Family Tree is getting better and better with each issue. Here's hoping it can sustain the quality.
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8.0
it's ok but i feel that the story has more potential, especially knowing it's lemire
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8.0
Getting better. First off, really appreciate Phil Hester's art alot more now than I did in Issue 1. Lemire really is a king when it comes to dialogue. It feels so real and weighted, tree-morphing and killing aside. His dialogue between Judd the Grandpa and Josh is very heart-warming. Loretta, yeah I can see why people don't like her. But her kid is turning into a tree, that is probably how I would act too. Loretta's section with Judd is reveals the situation that both her daughter and her run-away husband are facing, and also explains Judd's wooden hand. And then, ACTION. The action has returned, and it was very enjoyable to say the least. The dialogue not only in the quiet moments but the action scenes as well, very good.
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6.5
I just think this is a really bland indie book.
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6.5
This comic doesn't blow my mind but I'm also not like dying every time I read it, which is nice.
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