Emporia and her children are stranded on barren planet Golgoth without hope of escape, shrouded by a massive dust cloud. When two scumbag scrap-merchants think they can make a quick buck selling Emporia's kids as slaves, the family is torn apart again and left fighting for their lives.
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Empress is a masterpiece in the making. No matter what the next conflict may be more dangerous situations, or the big villain – if the previous four issues are any proof, you can bet on one thing: its gonna be action-packed. Read Full Review
In keeping with what came before, this space opera manages to up the scale and peril with yet another cliff-hanger; with Empress #4 leaving you breathless, you are guaranteed to want to grab the next issue when it drops just to see how they all get out of this mess. Read Full Review
Overall Im really enjoying this adventurous space opera. Its a lot of fun to read and an absolute pleasure to look at. Just when you think the pace is starting to slow down, it picks right back up again at an alarming rate. I appreciate the level of intensity that the story takes and that coupled with Millars ability to establish some complex characters and dynamic relationships makes for some interesting storytelling. Empress #4 has offered us some entertaining moments and another intense cliffhanger and Im looking forward to reading the next issue in this adventure and seeing where it takes us next! Read Full Review
Danger from a new source has the Empress and her family in dire straits. The action never lets up and the visuals look terrific. Read Full Review
Empress #4 is yet another action packed entry, being the best issue in the series to date. Whether it was the raw character emotion, the fantastic tension or the dramatic flair, the creative team more than grabbed my attention, with the cliffhanger sure to leave readers begging for more. Read Full Review
It was never meant to be incredibly deep, but there is a profundity to the simplicity of the premise. Read Full Review
Action, Action and more action!! I love how the kids had a moment to shine for a bit before the engine of action revved up again. I'm loving the Art and Coloring of Immonen and VonGrawbadger. It's sleek and bright what a universal trot should be. And Millar just knows how to make a story exciting. Can't wait for next issue.
Millar continues his pretty incredible killstreak. This is a really fun series.
This issue picks up with some unique action and a couple quiet character moments.
Art is the only thing keeping this thing together. Mark, why are you dropping the ball on this? Are you over-worked?
I do wish we had less jumping around the universe into different peril's all the time. Can we have some plot and character development? Art is great but the writer is just going through the motions.
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