Redcoat #4

Redcoat #4 delivers emotional character development entangled in good old-fashioned buddy cop fun and action. The cliffhanger at the end came as a massive surprise to me as I did not see it coming, which makes this story add a layer of complexion to it. Midway through the year, this may be the comic of 2024. Read Full Review

There's no weak link with the three early launch Ghost Machine titles. Redcoat seemed like the least likely to work, but it's proven to be the biggest surprise thanks to this ingenious concept and engaging characters. Read Full Review

Redcoat feels like high adventure that works well in terms of giving readers enough to stick around following each issue and I'm anxious to see where Johns takes this component into his new Image Comics' universe. Read Full Review

Redcoat #4 is a table-setting issue for sure, with a chunk of it way too decompressed. It's a quick read, especially with the first six pages seemingly buffer to fill out its pages. Still, the lore and world building continue to be compelling enough to pick this one up. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Jul 17, 2024

Plot Simón Pure is tied up and is about to be part of the reverse rite that 126 years ago gave him immortality, but now it is going to be taken away. The new rite consists of using George Washington's ax to bleed him and recover the power of immortality that should have belonged to Benjamin Franklin. This sect is called The Founding Fathers and its leader is The Grand Architect, its symbolism and hierarchy sounds a lot like the Masons, but this group is not peaceful, it wants to end the federal union of the United States. Einstein frees Simon, they are both rescued by Benedict Arnold, who wishes to recover the book of incantations from and he also reveals to Simon and Albert that The Grand Architect is...GEORGE WASHINGTON! who is st ill alive The narrative rhythm is intense, each page is exciting and a race against time with dialogues that are a delight. This story continues to be nourished by mixing real history and fiction in a perfect balance. Art Bryan Hitch offers the cinematic vision of it, where he directs mesmerizing action sequences and captures the details and tones of each era of yesteryear. The colors create the perfect atmosphere of a rough post-war era. Summary Simon and Einstein face The Grand Architect Exciting chapter full of action and chases more

DDJamesB

Jul 20, 2024

Another good issue of Redcoat. It has been consistently giving me a good read whenever it releases.