Humberto Ramos delivers some beautiful art throughout this issue. Not only do the characters look great and are imbued with energy, but the backgrounds look amazing and are filled with beautiful details. A visually immersive issue. Read Full Review

When all is said and done, Strange Academy #4delivers an enjoyable story. With the pieces looking to be in place for the story to begin in earnest, I look forward to what Strange Academy will look like with a direct threat for the school to contend with. Read Full Review

The Strange Academy students handle book-shelving (which involves more demon-fighting than at your average school) and high-stakes cross-dimension tag. And bubbling antagonism swells up to confront them soon. This is a compelling mid-arc issue that clicks the story through some sensible developments while also giving some of the cast members chances to shine. Read Full Review

This creative team makes you care for each of these characters immensely month in and month out, and that's no easy task for a book full of characters completely new to the Marvel universe. Read Full Review

Scottie Young has the right recipe, all the right ingredients, it's just a matter of working on how long he takes cooking. I want to see more teacher/student interaction and teaching as well as relationships forming throughout our main cast of characters. There's so much Young has left for between the panels that I feel like I have missed something already. And also, why is it is so easy to get into the Sanctum Sanctorum these days? Read Full Review

Another fine issue of Strange Academy that builds on the strangeness and the academy, but still not the characters. Read Full Review

Strange Academy #4 was another solid entry in what has quickly become one of Marvel's most consistently fun ongoing series. Skottie Young and Humberto Ramos did a good job using a game of tag between the students into a fun adventure across different parts of the Marvel Universe. That along with the growing mystery around what the true intention of Strange Academy build a solid sub-plots for future issues to follow up on. Read Full Review

There's something flippant about the treatment of magic here that just doesn't jibe with the general vibe of the Marvel Universe, but it's a likable Harry Potter pastiche nonetheless Read Full Review

oh boy HERE WE GO!
Love to see the continued presentation of setting.
It was REALLY NICE to see Weirdworld again.

More light-hearted fun with astonishingly beautiful art. This series is a super easy and entertaining read and I'm here for it.

It's been really fun and it's a good creative team. Need a big multi issue story now though

Day-to-day duties and shenanigans alike carry plenty of risk at Strange Academy. The short-term story is fun, and it's livened up by a few hints about bigger picture matters. The art is still good, but not as undeniably great as it was in prior issues.

This was really fun.

This was a little too disjointed for me.