Terminal #4
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| Writer | Robert Kirkman, Joe Casey |
| Artist | Andy Kubert, Dave McCaig |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
THE FATE OF MARILYN HOWE
Alessandra goes rogue just as a new enemy makes an unexpected move.
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5.5
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Oct 28, 2026Terminal #4 is supposed to be Image’s answer to the X-Men. Despite a promising start, the plot has quickly devolved into a chaotic mess. Kirkman and Casey know how to elicit dramatic moments and energy, but nothing makes sense, nobody’s motivations are clear, and the conflict persists without rhyme or reason. Only Andy Kubert’s stunning art makes this issue readable. Read Full Review
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5.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Oct 27, 2026Terminal #4 has plenty of intriguing ideas, but the series still struggles to make any of them compelling. Joe Casey and Robert Kirkman have clearly built an elaborate world of competing factions and mysterious agendas, yet the constant vagueness makes it difficult to invest in the characters or their conflicts. Andy Kubert delivers striking visuals, especially when the violence kicks in, and the recruitment storyline offers welcome clarity. Four issues in, though, the series still asks readers to care about a mystery without giving them enough reasons to. Read Full Review
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6.5
Four issues in, I still have no idea who these characters are or why they are doing what they’re doing. Granted, there are some mysteries, but without a character to root for or identify with, it’s hard to care about anything happening in this book.
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