Each issue is phenomenal. If you haven't read it yet, what are you waiting for? Read Full Review

Easily the best issue of the series so far, and featuring perhaps my favourite Faith moment of all time, this is pretty much essential reading. I absolutely love Faith, and if you pick this comic up I guarantee you will too. Read Full Review

All in all, this was a terrifically entertaining mini-arc and I can't wait to see what we get next! Read Full Review

'Faith' continues to exemplify the best in superhero comics and issue four is another example of how necessary Faith Herbert is. She's a relatable, lovable, nerd who's also a fierce defender of justice. No pull list is complete without 'Faith' on it. Read Full Review

As I've said before this is the biggest book in Valliant's entire line of comics. It's a unique book, maybe one of the truly different books out there, and does so by capturing the feel of a classic comic book. A feeling which is sadly missing in other books. I'm not the target market for Faith, and that I can see how good this book is, not just in quality but also just good for Valiant in general. It is generating the positive buzz that Valiant really needs being a smaller company. I have to recommend this book. It's one that is a good read for everyone from teenage girls to grandpa, if they love comics they will love Faith. Read Full Review

To claim thatFaith #4is anything but a light hearted fun comic would be a fallacy, yesthere are still little jabs at comic book tropes, but over all this isa beautifully illustrated comic that's justfun to read. Read Full Review

Faith is one of the most charismatic heroes in all of comics. Read Full Review

Faith might just be my favorite Valiant book right now. Houser and co. are telling stories that feel like classic superhero tales but within a very modern framework and ethos. There's a little bit of something for everyone here, whether you're a genre diehard or an indie-focused reader. Read Full Review

Faith #4 is an entertaining issue because it does a great job in defining Faith Herbert. Jody Houser's unique take on Faith dealing with her duplicate is refreshing and enjoyable. Murder Mouse still isn't the type of villain I would want to see in future issues but he serves his purpose as one attempting to foil the convention. So now after these first 4 issues I'm looking forward to a deeper story arc. Read Full Review

This was another super fun, very personable issue. Houser has a lot of fun pitting Faith against an identical duplicate, and the two of them are downright adorable together. That goes a long way to helping flesh out the character and make her even more likable, so when the fighting starts, I'm totally on her side. Houser has done a brilliant job of making Faith a really great character, one who is easy to like and root for. Couple that with the fun of a comic book convention and the sci-fi weirdness of magical duplicates, and you've got another solidly entertaining comic, with some truly fantastic art. Read Full Review

The artwork brings the characters to life pretty well, though lacks in detail and consistency at times. It's not terrible by any means, but definitely noticeable. Either way, they managed to differentiate between two versions of the same character exceedingly well – even if it was by simple means. Read Full Review

Our Faiths learn to work together to take down the villain still at large at a comic convention. We continue to see Faith grow as a character as she protects her city, new friends and fellow con-goers. You get plenty of easter eggs and a classic superhero story to keep a smile on your face. Read Full Review

A fine issue but Faith has seen more compelling arcs. Read Full Review