The final battle for life itself cam and ended with Rapture #4. They gave us the very best of both worlds whether you are a fan of Shadowman or Ninjak. We explored a new world, we saw more of one already existing, and the boundaries of fantasy overall were further pushed to their limits. It surprises me not that Valiant could pull off another memorable story and do so through yet another miniseries. Read Full Review

Rapture #4does bring a satisfying conclusion to the miniseries, and it does so in spite of the villain fading into the background a little – though if you toldme that the highlight of this issue in terms of the story wouldn't be the final confrontation with Babel but rather the character interactions and the echoes of things yet to come then I probably wouldn't have believed you. But, here we are. Ultimately this is still a solid story, and one that fans of both Ninjak and Shadowman should find quite compelling. Read Full Review

Rapture has been a fun and entertaining series. The new characters are great, and it is good to see the character of Tama taking a more proactive role in stories. It is sad to see this story end so quickly because it would be great to see how this team would function through other trials. Conversely, it works for the story that needed to be told. These are not a group of people who would normally come together into one cohesive unit. Actually, they pretty much failed, but it was the attempt that made them, and this series, great. Read Full Review

"Rapture" comes to a satisfying if not spectacular conclusion that fulfills what it set out to do. Read Full Review

All in all, something of a disappointing conclusion to an interesting arc. Read Full Review