X-Terminators #4 does the dirty work to get our heroes in the right place to enact well-deserved revenge on Vampire jerk ex-boyfriend Alex. Along the way, the story continues to be raunchy, funny, and adult-themed. That's way too rare these days, which makes you wish each issue sells eight million copies to ensure more raunch comics, or at the very least more comics from Leah Williams. Read Full Review

With one more to go, X-Terminators has been fun but a lot of the main things do wrap up in this issue. Which has me hopeful that the finale the next time will be more of an epilogue piece that lets our four leading ladies get back together for drinks and shenanigans and just have some fun. The best parts of the book have been their playful nature and the way they handle the situations and Marvel has certainly played up the “mature” side a bit more here which is welcome for a change. The end result is a brisk book that could have been framed differently and given a bit more room to breathe by cutting out the Collector entirely and reshaping part of it. Still, it's a lot of fun overall and it looks great, resulting in a very fun experience. Read Full Review

Silliness and sexiness abound in this delightful comic, with this penultimate issue upping the improv teasing and the wild escalations. Read Full Review

Those who believe superhero comics are and should only be serious business need not bother. Those who are looking for a good time should call on X-Terminators. Read Full Review

X-Bimbos #4 ends the main conflict with one more issue to go next month. The story is pure nonsense, the character work is awful, and the gorgeous art is wasted here. Read Full Review

The page where the girls bully the vampire dirtbag about his watersports fetish is better than Watchmen

This comic knows exactly how serious it isn't and conducts itself accordingly.

The art continues to deliver superbly-rendered characters and the humor is sharpened to a raunchy knife edge.

The plot moves slowly and it's pretty predictable, but nobody's reading this for plot, are they?

Maybe this issue caught me in exactly the right mood; I had a blast reading it. But the creators deserve some objective credit for doing their utmost to maintain their consciously chosen tone.

(Also, for a raunchy funnybook, this is ridiculously good at deep cuts. Who else has ever pulled the under-utilized "Legion of the Unliving" from Aaron's Avengers?)

Oh my god