Collapser #4

The story is unique and strong. The art by Ilias Kyriazis is nothing short of spectacular. This has been a great story overall and I really can't wait to see how they finish it all up! Read Full Review

Overall, Collapser continues to astonish this month when apparently the worst that Liam could deal with also includes himself. I mean, what do you expect from a guy who went from having crippling anxiety and nothing else, to everything you could dream of? Half the battle is preparing for all the dangers which might soon come your way. Read Full Review

Even when it occasionally faulters, Collapser still consistently manages to be one of the most creative and captivating comics DC is publishing today. Read Full Review

Collapser #4 turns things back in the right direction as the possibilities open up for Liam James. He is apparently in charge of his own destiny, or at least he's being led to believe so. A star can't be bad though, can it? There's enough here to make Collapser more than your average comic book. Read Full Review

I think this comic is trying to do something interesting about rejecting the toxic influences of corrupt parents, through the story of Liam's father, but it's bogged down in so much other stuff that it doesn't really come across and what we get is a jumbled mess of a story that is lifted by its art " but not enough to make a compelling narrative. Read Full Review

Br'er Lapin AKA 20-Ish Ceiln

Oct 11, 2019

I think this is a lot of fun, but there is also a black hole sized feeling that it is a bit empty in places.