The danger is mounting, but Chris is no closer to finding out who killed his trainee than he was when this whole mess started. After their enemies make attempts on the lives of Nassir and his wife, the Iraqi couple seeks asylum in Chriss barracks, leading to a gathering of all the principle players when Sofia arrives to tell Chris a shocking secret.
I'm in love with TheSheriff of Babylon and issue 4 only intensifies those feelings, everything about it is exactly what I want in a story. Tom King and Mitch Gerads are quickly becoming two of my favorite creators and its due to the strength of this story. If you haven't started reading TheSheriff of Babylonalready, you need to know that you're missing out on something special. Read Full Review
After my initial fears, I believe I successfully conveyed my feelings towards Sheriff of Babylon. While some things go over my head, overall they don't take away my enjoyment of the product. By the time Sheriff of Babylon #4ends our main cast appears to be coming together with a common goal. We learn Nassir and Saffiya have history with one another. I wonder how long it will be before we meet the villains. However, many of the characters exist in shades of grey. Which mirrors the results of war. Read Full Review
The story will capture your attention via character and surprise you with its ability to convey action and ultimately heart. If you've been paying attention it's a series that should not be missed. Read Full Review
The Sheriff of Babylon is a fantastic adult series exploring recent history packaged in familiar pop entertainment and a genre that we often see. It's a riveting series that has me looking forward to the next issue and I seriously have no idea what to expect next. I just know it's going to be amazing. Read Full Review
Sheriff of Babylon is well on its way to joining the shortlist of Vertigo's best; and for a publisher that's made the likes of Sandman, Scalped, and Preacher, that is high praise indeed. Read Full Review
What Sheriff of Babylon #4 lacks in comparison to last issue's big action, it makes up for in character moments and some unexpected storytelling choices. Read Full Review
There is a reason Tom King was just named the new Batman writer. The former CIA operative can do it all and is not limited by genre. Mitch Gerads just keeps getting better. His name should be attached to any comic book that uses war/crime drama. Read Full Review
After the intensity of the last couple of issues, this felt like a much-needed opportunity to catch your breath (not that this was a slow issue). We're really getting to know the characters now; I love how complex and detailed they are. I'm not sure where this book is going, but I'm definitely enjoying the ride.
The cover is a 10 though.
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