Citizen Jack #4

Overall, this is another great entry into this brilliant ongoing series. The way its going it would seem like a hopeless cause for Jack, with no chance for redemption. The beauty of the series is seeing a character with seemingly no way back, and this is the type of nihilistic storytelling more comics should strive to accomplish. However, considering the subject matter, this is clearly the best route to go with it. Underneath the Faustian elements is a thought provoking, important and intelligent piece of work with a message. Even if you dont agree with it, it more than gets its point across with style. Read Full Review

The creators have made an enjoyable romp of a book, but it's also a book that's already beginning to grow stale and predictable. Read Full Review

I hope political fatigue isn't (ironically) hurting the allure of Citizen Jack, because it remains a very enjoyable book. It has a lot to say, not necessarily on the state of American politics, but on that of the American Dream, the destinies we hope are ours and what we're willing to do to make both come true. Oh, and hell. Also hell. Read Full Review

Gizmo

Feb 23, 2016

Heh, wouldn't it be cool if Perkins was using the demon too? Anyway, this was another great gad for jack, but nothing like a murder to put a band-aid on it.