Writer: Matthew Rosenberg
Art: Otto Schmidt, Pierluigi Casolino, and Tom Napolitano
Publisher: DC Comics
Price: $4.99
Reviewed by: Anonymous
Release Date: November 13th, 2024
Gorilla Grodd and Aquaman have had little luck capturing the elusive Damian Wayne, but a mysterious figure arrives bearing a whispered prophecy that could turn the tide of war in their favor. Elsewhere, John Constantine might well be the human resistance’s last hope…just a shame he can’t remember what it was he was meant to be doing. Enter The Spectre to help guide his way! And in the shadows, a new Batman lurks…but what’s his connection to Bruce Wayne?
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THE DISPATCH
DC vs. Vampires: World War V #4 by Matthew Rosenberg is a thrilling continuation of the vampire apocalypse. This issue introduces a new player to the game, a mysterious figure with a connection to the ancient past.
The story delves deeper into the conflict between the human resistance and the vampire horde, with Green Arrow and Black Canary taking center stage. Their desperate struggle to survive highlights the brutality of the vampire threat and the sacrifices they must make to protect humanity.
The introduction of the Spectre adds a supernatural element to the story, offering a glimmer of hope for the beleaguered heroes. The dynamic between Constantine and the Spectre is both humorous and poignant, as they navigate the complexities of their relationship.
The art by Otto Schmidt continues to impress, with dynamic action sequences and expressive character designs. The horror elements are particularly well-executed, creating a sense of dread and unease.
FINAL THOUGHTS
Overall, DC vs. Vampires: World War V #4 is a thrilling and suspenseful installment in the series. The introduction of new characters and the escalating conflict keep readers engaged. While the pacing can be a bit uneven at times, the strong character work and stunning artwork make up for it.