Reviews
The Beauty, Vol. 4 by Nick Filardi, Thomas Nachlik, Matthew Dow Smith, Jason A. Hurley, Jeremy Haun
kailina's review against another edition
dark
mysterious
reflective
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
shannonleighd's review
3.0
corrie's review
4.0
The Beauty Vol. 4 (issues 17-21)
Corporate espionage, government secrets, and private military contracts are uncovered as an investigative journalist looks deep into Abericorp, the most powerful pharmaceutical company in the world.
Not the most exciting arc in the series. It feels like an interlude before we gear up to the more bigger stuff. This series is awfully fond of non-linear storytelling and jumping between characters and timelines. It’s easy to get lost sometimes.
3.5 Stars
Corporate espionage, government secrets, and private military contracts are uncovered as an investigative journalist looks deep into Abericorp, the most powerful pharmaceutical company in the world.
Not the most exciting arc in the series. It feels like an interlude before we gear up to the more bigger stuff. This series is awfully fond of non-linear storytelling and jumping between characters and timelines. It’s easy to get lost sometimes.
3.5 Stars
indigohan's review
2.0
A podcaster looking for his next story is found by a scientist working for big dark conspiracy laden pharmaceutical company. Hijinks ensue.
There is also a masked Assassin. however....it was all a little forgettable
This whole arc felt more like a bridge than a complete story.
agentrv007's review
4.0
Still love the concept, just wishing the story line would move a little faster.
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