The only thing standing between the Ironclads and rescuing their kidnapped friend, Peris, is the Citadel, the most heavily-fortified location on Xeru, the army of Armorclads guarding it, and the battle raging between the Citadel's forces and an army of Legionnaires. Is this the end of the line, or have they come too far to turn back now?
Man, it's such a shame that good things like this series have to end, but I cant wait to read the last issue! This is a stand out series, with wondrous talent! I really do wish that everyone would check this series out, and that this world can continue to grow, even after next issue. Read Full Review
Sepulveda delivers some beautifully detailed and visually exciting spectacle on every page of this issue. The action is thrilling across the board. Read Full Review
ARMORCLADS #4 is the strongest issue of the series so far, possibly because it doesnt try to build complex drama or make sense of political maneuverings. This issue takes all the toys out of the toybox and goes to town with one big battle. Turn your brain off, sit back, and enjoy. Read Full Review
Armorclads #4 begins to bring the story to its conclusion, but after this issue all I can say is I want more. More mech battles, more details on the world's history that we've only begun to scratch into, and more of the spunky Ironclads who are too stubborn to know when they're outclassed. Thankfully there's another issue next month. Read Full Review
Armorclads sets up a truly impressive point of convergence between multiple factions in this fourth issue, but in many cases, the way these scenes are portrayed fail to capitalize on the potential. Read Full Review
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