Loki #4
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| Writer | Dan Watters |
| Artist | German Peralta |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
LOKI TAKES TO MIDGARD...WITH BULLSEYE'S TARGET ON HIS BACK! The third shard of Naglfar has fallen to Midgard - and straight into the hands of someone who can make even the most mundane objects into lethal weapons. With unknown mythic power at Bullseye's fingertips and Loki caught in the crosshairs, how will our favorite trickster reclaim the final piece of his cursed ship? And what is the price of such a power?
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CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.0
ComicBook.com - Jenna Anderson
Sep 20, 2023Now that it's all said and done, this Loki miniseries is a fascinating bridge between who Loki has been, and who he just might become in the Marvel mythos next. Read Full Review
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8.4
Comic Watch - Lillian Hochwender
Sep 20, 2023Loki #4 is an exquisitely crafted but nonetheless profoundly sad book. Check your hopes at the door. Read Full Review
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9.5
Loki #4 is a prime example how well art can fit a story, and how a story should fit the art. Especially the art (after all, this *is* a visual medium) is "just right"... not a single panel is overdone or underdone, and all images keep a clear distance from the popular "itchy scratchy" style that always makes comics look like there's an urgent deadline lurking in the shadows, waiting to pounce upon the artists, the writers and Us The Readers. (And buyers.) It's sad that "just right" has become a bit of a rarity, but I'm truly happy it still can be done, even making the story appear a couple of pages longer than it actually was in the process. (Happens when one gets "drawn in" a bit :D ) In short: Great conclusion to the miniseries, BUY more
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8.5
https://youtu.be/B9cg14m3C_I?si=4n5lnihL4Cx5_FQb Review at (6:57) in video
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8.5
This is an elegant conclusion to a story that ultimately feels a little inessential. Al Ewing is obviously about to take Loki in a different direction, so this serves as a sort of "transitional" characterization. The insights are thoughtful, the prose is solid, and the art is nice. Though I wouldn't call this series truly essential, it's a very satisfying read.
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