Cable #4

Cable and Esme try to trick the Knights of Galador on their way to X of Swords! Read Full Review

There is a lot of comic to enjoy in Cable #4, ranging from wrapping up the Spaceknights to teasing time travel tricks to romantic relationships flourishing and family life too. Cable is a series that's very good at honing in on great characters who are thrust into uncomfortable circumstances. Read Full Review

CABLE #4, as well as the entire series, continues to be clear, easy to follow, and unique from anything else on the market. However, this issue was a bit flat compared to others within the series. Nonetheless, as average as CABLE #4 was this week, its still an outstanding series overall, a solid read, and an excellent x-title. Read Full Review

Even if you're not a fan of the X-Men or Cable specifically, this book is a must read. Read Full Review

A fun comic which primes "Cable" for its 'X of Swords' involvement. Read Full Review

Overall this series flounders where so many of the others shine. Not even Phil Noto’s outstanding art saves this book for me. Will the event help or hinder this series? We can only wait and see. Read Full Review

I found it a little naive of Duggan to have Cable prancing around the base on the moon like he didn't massacre an entire ancient civilization for a sword, albeit a dope ass one. Then he got Mr. Let Him Get His Child Snatched Summers behaving like he came straight out of Pleasantville! I love Cyclops and his family of Pharoah's blood descendants, but the ending of Cable #4 was a strangely twisted one. Read Full Review

Miracleman92

Mar 22, 2021

Okay, I really enjoyed this issue! The backstory of the Knights actually made me feel for them. Nathan and Esme's relationship continues to be entertaining. Emma's death stare towards Nathan was probably the funniest moment for me. Cable #4 is a fun action-packed conclusion to an arc I believed was beginning to overstay it's welcome.

Psycamorean

Sep 02, 2020

Yeah, I still like this.

Jacks Comics

Sep 07, 2020

Art 4.5/5 Story 4/5

Kalaoui

Sep 11, 2020

I like it and enjoyed reading it. Obviously the art from Noto helps a lot in said enjoyment. So I'm not sure I'll follow it without him. We'll see.

Spacey Medicine

Sep 09, 2020

The domestic stuff is my favourite part every time.

CrazyforRAMU

Feb 20, 2021

Kid Cable and Esme solve their Spaceknight problem with a deus ex machina delivered from beyond the grave by Old Man Cable. That's pretty dumb, but this whole series is dumb and I guess I've embraced the dumbness. The prose wasn't memorable, but I liked the pace and the characterization. On the art: There are two distinct Phil Noto styles. I might be in the minority, but I prefer this one -- with hard outlines and strong colors -- to the softer, more pastel alternative.

ohhaimark

Sep 07, 2020

It's fun and I like it.

Hislight

Nov 06, 2020

God.....Some works here but most doesn't. The art was noticeably rushed and didn't feel like Noto half the time. The Ancient Knights were a snooze to kill and pretty stupid. I cant imagine writing that as the finale and being happy with it. Duggans standards are low...I think the family moments of Cable And Cyclops was somehow the highlight of this issue for me.

Lucas

Jul 13, 2023

Well, that resolution of the Space Knights was gross. Just kill the last survivors of a people for no reason. Only reason i'm giving this passing grades is the art.

Todd A. Lonn

Sep 02, 2020

The writing here is bad, but I really liked the art. Noto is so good.

maelstron

Sep 02, 2020

The writing for Cable continue to be dumb and awful.

Magik

Sep 02, 2020

They could have scrapped all four issues into one and still would be boring. Spoilers ahead............ The plot for Spaceknight was so disappointing, and the Order of X out there kidnapping mutant's children will have to wait til the crossover is over, so what's the point? Noto's art still good, but even him can't save this book.