Brutal Nature #4

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• 9.0

  Comic Crusaders - Dylan Hicks

  Aug 04, 2016

  With all of this in mind, I am almost ashamed that I grabbed this book purely based off of the title, but I am glad that I did. Luciano and Ariel did an amazing job with this issue. Both the writing and the art was incredible. I highly suggest picking this book up. As for me, I am going to hunt down the back issues to see how it all started. I give Brutal Nature #4 a 4.5 out of 5 stars. Read Full Review

• 9.0

  Outright Geekery - Eli Funaro

  Aug 19, 2016

  The Native American Holocaust is a horrific point in the world's history. Most indigenous people still feel the pressures of that traumatic cultural annihilation even today. There even seems to be a deep seeded sadness planted in American Indians that has ties to hundreds of years of genocide. Yet, this may be why they remain resilient and proud. That pain drives an inner strength to fight on. And this is the point of Brutal Nature. That no matter what has been done to Indigenous People, we still remain present. We endure and after all these generations, Natives are still here. Here to remain. Here to give our perspective. Here to tell our side. And this comic proves that there are many stories from the original citizens of this continent that have yet to be told. Read Full Review