Skinbreaker #4
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| Writer | Robert Kirkman |
| Artist | David Finch, Annalisa Leoni |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
The Elder faces a new challenge - and an ending that no reader will see coming!
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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10
Nerd Initiative - Michael Rothman
Dec 24, 2025Skinbreaker #4 might be the best issue yet in my humble opinion. It's such a thought-provoking issue and the story stays with you well after you're done reading it. Read Full Review
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9.5
COMICON - Tom Smithyman
Dec 23, 2025This issue demonstrates how the dynamic combination of a writer and an artist at the top of their respective games can pay off for readers. It’s a compelling and visually stunning story that will leave its audience wanting more. What more could you ask for in a comic book? Read Full Review
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9.5
The Comic Book Spot - Jeremy Bonnette
Dec 26, 2025Skinbreaker #4 continues to treat us to an excellent story about change, while giving us some of the best artwork in comics. Halfway through the run, this story keeps bringing action and excitement. Have fun, comic lovers! Read Full Review
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9.0
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Dec 24, 2025SKINBREAKER #4 is a visually stunning, narratively direct execution of a foregone conclusion, and it never apologizes for that. The duel is rendered with exceptional clarity and kinetic energy, and the commitment to not letting Paca win cleanly rather than pulling a surprise reversal gives the issue real weight and consequence. However, the story itself does not significantly advance the series beyond confirming what issue #3 promised, and the ideological clash at the heart of the conflict is stated rather than truly explored. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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10
I so agree with the slow ride, but I can read this any day, every day... As a reader you're so drawn into this universe, I truly hope we can enjoy this ride for years to come.
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8.0
Slow ride with a disappointing cowardly act by the main character.
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5.0
After my initial excitement for Skinbreaker, I am quite disappointed at this point. The art, as perfect as it is, is always the same, and so is the story. Although the four issues span years, all we get is the same story (with small variations) over and over again - duel after duel, without ever focusing on anything other than the quick succession of chiefs. We could have had the beginning of a quest by now - different landscapes, some real progression, not for the tribe, but for the reader. I have no idea where this is going, but I'm starting to lose my interest.
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