The Ravagers #4

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The Ravagers #4 - Unchained by starkiller809 on August 18, 2012

THE GOOD: Daniel Sampere and Stefano Martino both do the artwork in this issue. There isn't a huge difference between their styles so you may not notice it. I really like the amount of details that they both put into their work. The way they draw the characters is also very fun to look at. The expressions on the characters too makes them come alive. The story is much more focused on action. We get to see Beast Boy and Terra save the rest of the team. This issue was great because you got to see h...

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And Blood Leads to Doom 0

The Ravagers #4 - Unchained by the_mighty_monarch on August 10, 2012

This cover's pretty simple, not too engrossing. But it's the only bit of Ian Churchill's art we get to see this issue, because Daniel Sampere and Stefano Martino fill in pencils for this issue. There's no story justification, and I can't figure out another major reason because there's not a whole lot of little complicated things drawn here. A lot of this issue is massive panels with simple images. It's the easiest issue to be lazy with. On the art side at least, the words in this issue are ridic...

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Blood, blood, everywhere! 0

The Ravagers #4 - Unchained by grifter78 on August 09, 2012

(No Spoilers)Another solid issue of Ravagers as the team's confrontation with Brother Blood escalates. Seeds for DC's upcoming crossover "Rotworld" are planted here and continue to show the connectedness of the New 52. My only disappointment with the issue is that we got filler artists and we're only four issues into the series. But thankfully the fill-in artists were good so it didn't' detract from the story.I am so glad I'm caught up on Animal Man and Swamp thing because they have established ...

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