Aero #4

The joy of Aero and Aero's interactions with Wave is still consistent. At the end of each read through, I find myself wanting more, which is really the true test of a comic these days. It's a comforting read with great visuals and an all around solid story that, if you've been following along this time, you're gonna wanna see it to the end. Read Full Review

As quickly as things play-out in the back-up story, the focus on dynamic action in the main story eats-up a lot of pages. Its a very tight close-up on a hero that doesnt allow her a whole lot of room to breathe. This isnt a bad thing, but it IS a bit difficult to relate to a hero who really ISNT given a whole lot of downtime between action sequences. Its a very engrossing sense of action. Its just too bad that there hasnt been more time outside the action to get to know Aero better thus far. Read Full Review

Writer Zhou Liefen's first story is gorgeous to look at but just doesn't have the depth or moment to moment action of previous issues, and especially when compared to the second half of the book. Read Full Review

EDiakota

Oct 17, 2019

"I can feel the heartbeat of every person on the ferry..." - AERO

Psycamorean

Oct 18, 2019

This wasn't horribly written. I just have trouble finding a reason to care.