Cave and his team find the underground city of Muldroog, and it's not what he expected. Plus, Cave has visions of his deceased wife, but are they hallucinations, or is there more to this than meets the cybernetic eye? Also features a Super Powers backup feature by Thomas Scioli (G.I. Joe vs. Transformers)!
As always Oeming, Filardi and Robins make each page team with life and detail. This book is honestly visually breathtaking, yet, for all thats going on in each page, its not muddled or busy. No detail is unimportant, but each page lifts the story up. Read Full Review
Artist Michael Avon Oeming and colorist Nick Filardi becomes the stars of the show even more in this latest issue. If you'll pardon the pun, Cave Carson #4 is a very eye-popping read. Read Full Review
Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye is a visual delight that you'll never want to escape. It continues to be eye catching no matter the scene or its contents. The story itself is building up quite well, though its plotting is difficult to track in regards to the villains. Read Full Review
It's not a book I'd recommend for young readers - it's really for adults only - and if you haven't read the earlier issues, it's probably best to wait for the collection - it would be tough to sort this story out by this point. But for those who tackle it, the reward are great. Read Full Review
Once again, Cave Carson Has A Cybernetic Eye #4 brings the quality, with an excellent art job and some nicely tense plotting, as well as a few surprising moments. Read Full Review
My favorite 'Young Animal' book, and one of the best comics out there, period. Read Full Review
Cave and the gang fend off successive threats in turn, and there's a dangling plot point on the last two pages of the issue, but otherwise I'd say this is the most "normal" issue of the series. Which is not necessarily a bad thing, mind you, the scenes were appropriately cool and the action was wacky enough that one might think this concept could support a more conventional comic book series. But who would want that? Read Full Review
Main story continues to be very good, but Scioli's backup stories are simply amazing! Etrigan the Angel blew my mind.
This was an interesting, fast-paced issue, with some powerful moments (Cave confronts the corpse, Mad Dog almost turns his gun on himself). It is visually interesting, as with the scene when one character has her head swiftly removed from her body. I must say, though, that I am not really sure what is going on with the ending, and the...milking? Yeah. So...
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