THE SPY WHO WENT INTO THE COLD
• Nearly dead after her last mission, Natasha struggles to complete her latest assignment from the Weeping Lion.
• But she'll get by with a little help from old friends...although old enemies lie in wait.
• She must recover the missing files from the Red Room by infiltrating its newest incarnation...the Dark Room.
Rated T+
Natasha is truly the best at what she does but we're seeing that she may become second string to the title of Espionage champion. It's interesting the way we're getting new lore with new villains from Natasha's background. We've yet to see what Weeping Lion is made of and we're still getting people as obstacles from Nat's past. These are people that are going to manifest down the line in the series as boss battles for Natasha as well. This creative team delivers yet again and it's really no surprise. I got total trust in Waid and Samnee giving Natasha the treatment she should have gotten in her own movie years ago. Read Full Review
Overall this is one of the most exciting titles on the shelves right now and its painful waiting for the next issue to be released. This team executes with more precision than a surgical team and hits their mark every single time. Black Widow is in excellent hands. Read Full Review
Old friends, old foes, but precious few answers. Still a great journey, though... Read Full Review
This is a damn good book! The biggest compliment I can give it is I was never a Black Widow fan until now. Mark Waid and Chris Samnee are giving readers a crazy combination of a deep story filled with mystery and intrigue that is also a quick read filled with butt kicking action. I can't wait for next issue. Read Full Review
If it wasn't obvious that Mark Waid and Chris Samnee are one of the best creative teams working in comics today, this series serves as undeniable proof. Black Widow #4 is yet another showcase for what's possible when two talented creators with a close working relationship join forces. Read Full Review
Overall,Black Widow #4 is a truly great comic. Sure, I have issues with the pacing of this story arc, but putting that aside, the issue is absolutely incredible. Waid's dialogue is excellent, and the vibrant visuals of Samnee and Wilson are stunning. This is one of the best superhero comics out there right now, and one that you should definitely be picking up. Read Full Review
It's a complicated web for even the Black Widow to sustain, but with creators like Samnee, Waid and Wilson as her handlers, fans shouldn't miss out on this exceptional series. Read Full Review
Fans of the previous Daredevil run would appreciate this, and fans of the collaborative work of Waid and Samnee even more so. It's more detailed art-wise than Daredevil, but not as talkative dialogue wise. This book so far doesn't have anything much to say unlike the Daredevil run Waid and Samnee worked on. But for what it lacks in substance regarding story, it more than makes up for it with style. That's not to say it doesn't have any substance, it does. But Waid is playing the long game, establishing elements and characters of his story and possibly using them later. All we can do is wait and see. Read Full Review
A tightly told story, trimmed of excess. A true, blue spy thriller but has enough to appeal to fans of the genre and newbies alike. Read Full Review
This book is too good. Samnee is easily one of the best artist working today. No doubt a rising Titan is this industry. His sense of pacing, postining, paneling, and detail is astounding. Simple stories with great executions. BUY THIS BOOK.
This arc is progressing but Black Widow 4 is still mostly buildup. Waid and Samnee write and draw espionage so well. I wish we knew more about the Weeping Lion himself but still a solid issue
The art of Samnee is on point. He ages people pretty well. Finally, some story we can get into.
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