IT KILLED EVERYONE BUT ME #4 (Mad Cave Studios)
Ian has shown up to try and save Mason from the Stain armed with the information he got from the Heathen. However, can you ever trust a demon? Sutton knows the answer to that question is no, but will she be able to save Ian in time?
It Killed Everyone But Me #4 - Written By Ryan Parrott – Art By Letizia Cadonici - Colors By Alessandro Santoro – Letters By Taylor Esposito - Edited By James B. Emmett - Published By Mad Cave Studios
Credit: Mad Cave Studios
*** POSSIBLE SPOILER WARNING ***
STORY OVERVIEW:
Sutton is forced to face a different part of her past when her ex-husband Mark shows up to her house to check on her. His belief in her strength inspires her to go get back into the demon fight to try and save Mason’s life. She must find Ian first, who has gone to save Mason armed with intel he got from the Heathen. However, when he comes face to face with the Stain will the intel given to him by the Heathen work out. At the same time Sutton has returned to the Heathen and in an effort to save Ian makes a deal with her own demon. But is it too late for Ian and Mason?
WRITING:
This issue really ups the ante that has been building since issue one. Ryan Parrott does a fantastic job of building up the suspense, well at the same time delivering some really great horror. Parrott isn’t afraid to cross some lines in the name of horror, which creates an unnerving atmosphere full of suspense. The twists and turns this issue takes the reader on, truly keep you off balance and not ready for what’s coming next.
ARTWORK:
The art in this issue is as unnerving as the story itself. Letizia Cadonici does an awesome job of bringing the horrors of this issue to life. Cadonici portrays some pretty disturbing imagery that leaves nothing to the readers’ imagination. The art is definitely not for the faint of heart. Alessandro Santoro does an amazing job of matching the colors with the art, which really makes the art stand out that much more.
Final Thoughts:
It Killed Everyone But Me #4 is an entertaining and heart pounding penultimate book for this series. Between the mystery and horror of the actual story and the truly terrifying art that goes along with it. This book and series are a must read for any horror fans. Make sure to hit up your LCS this week and grab yourself a copy and also make sure to lock in a copy of the final issue while you are there as well.
FINAL GRADE: 9.8/10
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