King: The Phantom #4
| Writer | Brian Clevinger |
| Artist | Brent Schoonover |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
The Phantom x 2! The new Walker heir has (begrudgingly) accepted the purple, just in time for final showdown with Singh and his entire organization! There will be lots. And lots. And lots and lots and LOTS of bad guys with skill ring scars on their faces.
CRITIC REVIEWS
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8.0
Geek Sushi - Peter Rodriguez
Jul 16, 2015Brian Clevinger is writing a simple but fascinating story that examines corporate and political corruption, and brings with it plenty of suspense and action. It also has some really well placed funny moments, "Since when did the Phantom have two idiot sidekicks"? Which brings me to this new three-headed monster that is the Phantom, an interesting choice by Clevinger, but it works and works really well. "We are the Phantom". Read Full Review
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7.5
SnapPow.com - Harrison Rawdin
Jul 14, 2015King: The Phantom #4 is a sturdy and accessible release that knows what it wants to be. It's a refreshing takehandled by a creative team that understands the characters they're playing with, so much so that it left me eagerly anticipating the next outing. So by all means keepthis one and buy the previous three, you won't regret it. Read Full Review
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7.2
Graphic Policy - Karcossa
Jul 11, 2015Although King: Phantom #4 didn't resonate with me as a Phantom story, at the end of the day, Brian Clevinger and Ryan Codystill produced a good actionstory that's worth reading. Read Full Review
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N/A
Comic Bastards - Aaron Halverson
Jul 15, 2015My final thoughts on this book is that it's had four issues to get it's shit together and just now I'm kind of seeing some shit come together. There isn't really enough here for me to recommend this book unless you've been following along the whole time and it doesn't carry enough weight for me to recommend getting back issues to get caught up. The writing and art are serviceable, I enjoyed my time this month with The Phantom but is it enough to draw interest? I would argue that it's not, but with the end of this arc perhaps a new arc with more purpose will draw that interest. Read Full Review