The Witcher: Wild Animals #4

Rerekina delivers some beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. I love the emotional moments with the characters throughout the issue and how the imagery reflects those emotions. Read Full Review

While Wild Animals may ultimately serve as a diversionone more side quest in the long and storied history of Geralt of Riviait also captures the essence of The Witcher that has made that title so compelling across novels, video games, comics, and more. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Feb 14, 2024

Plot Geralt is imprisoned by Ekerot who finally explains to him why he kills monsters, they are trophies for his son who is seriously disturbed and wants to kill living beings for pleasure. On the other hand, Colm Coimeadai arrives at the castle to assassinate Ekerot. Ekerot's wife frees Geralt and asks him to kill his son who is about to slaughter a monster. Geralt stops him and hits him, but he does not dare to kill the teenager because he believes that he can be saved. Colm arrives and accepts the mother's proposal and heads towards the young man... The Witcher knows that he will not take sides in this depraved war between monster lovers and humans, so this story tests Geralt's deep convictions and his oath. Magnificent story t hat deserves to be adapted into a season of the Netflix series. Art He achieves very dynamic sequences using textures, achieving a gloomy tone perfect for this story. Body language and facial expressions elevate dialogues. Summary Geralt faces a war where the sides are cruel and despise life in all its forms. Excellent closing to an exciting miniseries more