Nailbiter continues to deliver a suspense filled tale that will both delight and terrify the reader. Read Full Review

Nailbiter continues to be a must read series, being the Image series to get. Having suspense, action, and intensity, it gives the perfect combination of mystery and horror. Highly recommended. Read Full Review

“Nailbiter” #4 is terrific. The amount of layers in this series is what will keep people coming back. This mixes horror, crime and dark comedy into one fantastic comic. With perfect art this issue proves that “Nailbiter” cannot be ignored. Read Full Review

Regardless, this creepy mystery has already gone far beyond its title character - and that's what makes Nailbiter so good. The town of Buckaroo has its own mysteries, mysteries that Williamson is slowly starting to uncover. It feels like there's one big twist coming around the corner, and that's what any good thriller should bring to the table. Read Full Review

This series definitely continues to be a must read, it has it all, suspense, action, mysteriousness, and beyond that a great creative team that is producing one of the books of the year issue after issue. Read Full Review

Joshua Williamson and Mike Henderson hit it out of the park again with 'Nailbiter' #4. The two work in perfect rhythm, delivering a damn fun read. Remember to buckle your ass down for the final page, or it might just be blown off. The seeds of this epic are beginning to sprout and take shape into the most elegant and horrific flowers you've ever seen. Read Full Review

The best books work when they take the expected and turn it on its ear. Yet still managing to do so without breaking the line of believability. Nailbiter #4 does so with such ease that I can say with confidence that we are no longer in the hands of stable individuals. And when you're hanging out in a town like Buckaroo, Ore., that's exactly who you want guiding you. Nailbiter is yet another hit in Image's growing catalog. Read Full Review

We're getting close to the end of the first arc and the evenly paced, mood setting build up of the first three issues allows for Joshua Williamson and Mike Henderson to deliver one hell of a cliffhanger. Read Full Review

I would tell you to go get this, but Nailbiter is doing very well. If you aren't on board already, go get the first three issues, or wait until the TPB comes out to catch up on everyone's new favorite serial killer. Read Full Review

Nailbiter was already an intensely enjoyable comic that pulled from a plethora of sources I counted amongst my favorites like Twin Peaks or Millennium but with this issue it's taken a broad leap towards being more than just a fun junky high concept serial killer story to being actually about something and I couldn't be happier. The comedy and horror elements gel together better than ever, the new focus on the town is a welcome addition that never drags down the ongoing plot, and the combination of societal commentary with slasher mystery affectations is brilliant and delicious, highly recommended. Read Full Review

The wheels are beginning to move forward in Nailbiter all the while keeping the reader in a tense state of unknowing. This is the best kind of thriller that defies expectations and keeps us guessing. Read Full Review

There are still a great many questions to be answered (and likely more still to come), but there's a definite sense of direction to this issue, one that's sure to leave you biting your nails with anticipation. Read Full Review

Overall, it's another solid issue that moves the plot forward while taking some time to add some depth to the history and character of the town of Buckaroo. Read Full Review

With even more Silence of the Lambs references, Nailbiter #4 continues to impress, shock, and elicit a few dark chuckles. If you've been looking for a “nailbiting” and suspenseful horror book then pick this up. Read Full Review

Without a doubt Williamson and Henderson have a great mystery here. They've shown us enough to let us in on the chase but not so much that answers are obvious. This steady flow of answers and questions is a precarious one but so far this team has done an amazing job of keeping readers absorbed. It would have been nice to see a bit more of Nailbiter this issue, as he still seems to be an under-utilized character given he's the namesake of the entire series. But we're given enough story here to distract us from his absence. Read Full Review

Lets hope it remains this way and builds more quickly and with a little more drama. It would be a shame for the series to lose this momentum. Read Full Review

The action lulls a little bit here. Still strong story and art

This issue features some of the crappiest police work in a comic: a civilian can sneek right up to the Nailbiter's jail cell, and a perp is unmasked first instead of disarmed. The crazy ending makes up for some of this.