Blackbird #4 (Blackbird, #4)

by Sam Humphries

• ASIN: B07JNBVL7C
• Publish Date: 2019
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Format: eBook (Kindle)
• Pages: 27
• Language: English

Reviews

[Quirky Cat]

The conclusion/revelation at the last issue had been slightly concerning if I’m going to be blunt here. It had the potential to be a major plot point as well as a way to force character growth, but it also had the potential to bring the series down (I’ve seen this sort of twist go that way before).
Thankfully it looks like it’s going to take the former path, at least from the looks of this issue. Our main character has more to deal with than ever before, including what is possibly the biggest reveal of her life. But instead of wallowing in it, she toughens up and deals with the situation. I respect that.
I really want to learn more about the paragon system. I mean that both in the magical sense (how the abilities work, how they’re organized, what part the jewels play in it) and in the political sense. It almost looks like they have their own factions, and each faction has a specialty and a political preference/opinion. I can infer that much, however, I’d like a chance to see that all in action. I’m hoping the next few issues will do exactly that.
The artwork in this issue was beautiful, as always. I love the use of all the bold and bright colors. It’s not something you see every day, and when it’s coupled with beautiful linework…well, let’s just say I’m sold.