A very fun book to read that contrast last issue's dramas. Rainbow Rowell delivered a very consistent and well-written story. The gorgeous art and colors by Kris Anka and Matthew Wilson also managed to immerse the readers and complimented Rowell's scripting very well. This issue is definitely another win for the series! Read Full Review

Runaways #4 not only does a good job at focusing on the return of Molly Hayes, but also the emotions that come with a broken family. Read Full Review

InRunaways#4, Rainbow Rowell, Kris Anka, and Matthew Wilson resist the temptation to get the band back together and have them hitting the road and avoiding evil adult types. That story was told back in 2003 by Brian K. Vaughan and Adrian Alphona and in 2017 on Hulu. Instead they explore the messiness of picking up relationships after a long gap in communication. But with more robot boys and a dinosaur that is more cat that pre-evolved bird. Read Full Review

Runaways #4 took some bold steps in emphasizing that you can't force change on people who have finally found some sort of peace with themselves after everything that they have been through. Even if that peace might be fake, that's a comfort and luxury you wouldn't want to squander for the chance to be thrown into the next tragedy. Read Full Review

Overall, this issue was a sweet well written part of the story and leaves on a “To Be Continued” cliffhanger that leaves the future of the team up in the air. The promise of a good next turn based on this issues cliffhanger is enough to make you want to continue reading the this story and see where the road leads. Read Full Review

Rowell caught me completely off guard by making this “getting the band back together” business a lot more difficult than expected. It's a testament to her literary strengths of building relationships between her characters. She seamlessly made us remember how much we loved this group of dysfunctional kids. You give a fuck about them. You're invested in seeing them back together. After the first 2 issues, my hype levels went from 0 to 100 and all I could think about was which villainous bastard was about to show up to give our squad problems. You don't hear me doe. It's deeper than that. Some of these kids have found their niche. They've become soccer teammates with new friends, enrolled in sunny colleges, and are just happy to have a steady home. You don't throw that type of security away, even for your old best friends. Read Full Review

Change is coming. It's safe to guess that once this story arc ends will have our troubled teens back together again. But at what cost? Whatever it is, they'll definitely need each other more than ever. Read Full Review

Molly gets the maturation treatment at the heart of this new Runaways, and it's still just as good! Rowell and her team have struck gold with his new exploration of these popular characters. Much better than if she's gone back to basics with the comic. Read Full Review

Despite some strange creative choices, "Runaways" is just such sweet fun. Read Full Review

Enter Molly Hayes " she's a total delight. Read Full Review

Molly is adorable and her grandmother is a sweet old creep lady. The art and layouts are top notch, very professional.