The brawl continues, and it appears Dillon has met his match...not in the Wolf, but in a tough-as-nails hunter who will stop at nothing to reach his goal. As fur and .50 caliber rounds fly, Dillon must think fast and keep moving if he hopes to survive. If the Wolf doesn't kill him, this other hunter surely will! Is the Wolf powerful enough to escape two hunters? Or does the creature have a mysterious guardian angel? The identity of the fiendish murderer who has been slaughtering the Wolf's hosts is revealed.
Wolf Moon #4 raises the stakes and puts a lot of pressure on Dillon, while at the same time offering him an ally in an issue that is as scary as it is stunning. Read Full Review
Overall, “Blood Moon #4″ is a bloody good time for those that are itching for a classic horror monster story. Cullen Bunn has to be a fan of this genre because he has wrote an issue that all those that love this genre would love to see. Enhanced by Jeremy Haun's drawing, the carnage that both the werewolf and the stranger with the sniper are causing look aweome, all while Dillon is trying to stop any more people from dying. Some might not like this issue since there isn't much for story progression until the final few pages, but if you love seeing werewolves causing as much destruction as possible, this one is for you. Read Full Review
Over halfway through its run, Wolf Moon has lost some steam. Cullen Bunn continues to mix the murder with the mystery, but there's only so many ways you can have a wolf shake someone like a chew toy before it feels old hat. Read Full Review
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