After Joe the Boss' NYC crew doesn't receive quite the "warm Southern welcome" they were expecting from Hiram Holt's family, it's all-out gang war! But when one side has a werewolf, it's hardly a fair fight.
Moonshine is a miniseries that does not end with this issue #4 (we don't know how many more issues there will be, but we'll probably get to 6), and a good one it is; do yourself a favour and read it. From the start. Read Full Review
This story is addicting and it keeps pulling you forward.With it being a period piece you have to get use to the racism and weird way ofspeaking, both of which shock you at first but are easy to get through. I lovethis art too, it does what any great art in a comic book should, it tells thestory and the best panels in this book have no words in it. With both the storyand the art keeping the readers interested: Read Full Review
Moonshine #4 boast some fantastic art from Eduardo Risso that really makes the issuecome alive in a noir/horror vibe that keeps the reader's eyes entranced. The mystery continues as Azzarello reveals little by little about Lou's past and what is going on in the Holt family. While the story is good it still runs the risk ofbecoming stale if we don't get some big reveals in the next few issues. Read Full Review
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