Man's Best #4

Arriving at the climax of the series, Pichetshote and Lonergan tee up for the finale in Mans Best #4. Following up on the emotionally rich themes, you still feel an extremely personal attachment to the pets and experience the horror of Docs actual plan. Never shying away from the difficult and sometimes harsh nature of humanity, Mans Best #4 shows that our pets are not truly innocent but are very much like us, warts and all. Read Full Review

Porthos takes the lead and follows Doc's trail, which leads them right to the kidnapper! Read Full Review

Jesse Lonergan continues to think outside of the box in his designs for these abstract worlds and beings. Everything feels so fresh and interesting to the eye. You can't help but spend time on each panel, adsorbing the different dimensions and the intricacies of each new world that the three animals travel through. Everything presents a new angle and art style. Honestly, Lonergan is putting on a clinic and demonstrating a wine variety of art theory and history. Read Full Review

As Man's Best nears its end and the journey becomes increasingly weird, more chances are taken with layouts and compositions, which adds some flair and excitement to this issue, including one especially arresting two-page spread. Read Full Review