Killadelphia #4

The Vampire Revolution begins in Philadelphia " is there any hope for humanity? Read Full Review

Killadelphia has been extraordinary up to this point. The added dimension of emotional attachments adds a layer of humanity to this horror story. The socio-political undertones of Tevin helping out a cop that sees him as the enemy is a relevant discussion and terrific to see play out. Read Full Review

Killadelphia #4 speeds things up quite a bitperhaps a bit too quicklybut the quality of the storytelling hasnt dipped not one bit. There are traces of Richard Mathesons I Am Legend here, and even a bit of Candyman in terms of ambiance. Im eager to see what else gets thrown in the ring, because we got a vampire revolution firing up and it looks like its about to get real bloody. Read Full Review

As the bloodshed is turned up to 11, this chapter of the father-son drama delivers both heart and gore. Read Full Review

Overall, the issue does what the series has done best from the start in revealing just enough of the true conflict to push the story forward while challenging the reader to consider the larger picture and this issue perhaps does that the best the series has thus far. Read Full Review

Rauld

Feb 29, 2020

Much more action and less story than other issues, which is not my favorite, but still good. The art as always is fantastic

Micky H

Mar 02, 2020

Weakest of the 4 issues so far but that's not to say it was not good. Lookin fw to issue 5