After a hellish journey on the road to vengeance, Ketsuko is now within a blade's length of ending those who brought about her clan's demise.
But a shocking twist unmasks not only the Red Bride, but her true enemy!
Fine writing and fine art come together in The Devil's Red Bride #4 to create an early contender for best single issue of 2021. Vengeance may seem to be a worthwhile pursuit when you have nothing else in your life, but even when it is in the cup of your hand, would you be willing to take that final step and pay the price of victory? Read Full Review
I've been enjoying this series a lot and while the twists aren't huge, especially for fans of the genre, Girner has pulled it off well so far with the script. I like the twists that we get in the final pages of this issue and the shift that it goes into for what Ketsuko has to face. More of the past is brought to light in a couple of different ways but the first part just made me wish there was a clearer delineation of past and present when it came to flashbacks in this series. Bivens' artwork continues to delight and its overall design here really hits a sweet spot. Read Full Review
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