Hellverines creative team largely sticks the landing. The issue would benefit from a little extra space, but that doesnt seriously handicap its execution. Overall, Hellverine #4 is an effective final issue though not an exceptional one. Read Full Review

Far from a bad book, but I have to say that this conclusion felt rushed. It reminds me of one of those movie endings that quickly wraps everything up and sets the stage for a potential sequel without leaving room to breathe. That said, I did think this had some good moments and I liked it overall. Otha's art was a particular strong point throughout. Oh yeah, and I'm really glad they gave, at least, some explanation as to why Daken's claws didn't look right in prior issues.