The distinct yet disparate threads of this high fantasy/sci-fi mashup continue to weave together in very intriguing ways. That, and Haun and Peck's masterful command of highly relatable characters and settings, continue to make this unique series stand out. Read Full Review

With a unique and well-defined world, The Realm #4 continues to deliver an enjoyable reading experience by successfully managing intertwining narratives that are intensified by brilliant artwork. Though mainly serving to provide the groundwork for an imminent confrontation of epic proportions, it provides the necessary development to create emotional distress in readers that will undoubtedly carry over into the next issue! Read Full Review

It's hard to tell if I like or not. I buy it for some time now. I have some interest but with some point I didn't understand fully.
I want to know more about rock & in the same time all character don't seem very useful for now.
What did I read ?
I would have love to see more about the goblin who like man-crafted things.
But their is some part to strange/easy. The fact that some character sense the coming of the enemies.
The cliffhanger is a little what the fuck on a character we didn't care (Even if his style is good).

Cover - 2/2 well done with the start of the story in one image
Writing - Mixed felling 2/3
Arts - Still very strong & interesting 3/3
Feeling - For now not in my pull list, but will take the next one. I have to read something I really dislike for stopping it.
In the same time this is not unforgettable 1/2 more

Can’t decide if I like this series. It’s definitely not original, in my opinion. It’s just a mash up of sci fi, fantasy, horror, etc of things we’ve seen before and it’s written in almost an amateurish way; almost as if you were in high school and had to write an original story for a creative writing class or something. I liked cliffhanger and will give this a couple more issues to see how it goes.