Jen Van Meter has made Doctor Mirage fun and the book works with just four issues by not drawing this out further than it needed to be. Roberto De La Torre and David Brown really nail things in this installment as it feels more colorful and varied in a lot of sequences and that's breathing some new life into it compared to the more subdued installments we've had previously. As a miniseries finale it certainly brings everything to a close with a hint of what can come next so I definitely like it in that regard. I just wish I felt like a little more was accomplished than actually was since this isn't a regular ongoing book and it'll be some time before we get another advantage. There's a good sense of hope and loss to what's going on here and that's to the series advantage, but the romantic in me wishes a little more had happened. Read Full Review

The Death-Defying Doctor Mirage: Second Lives #4 does not disappoint. Readers who have been following this miniseries will be satisfied with both the story itself and the beautiful depictions of their world. Our heroes find a resolution to the immediate threat, but not without some unexpected events. There is a sense of closure and a message of the hope that love brings, along with a hint that something wicked this way may come. Read Full Review