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    Resurrection Man #4

    Resurrection Man » Resurrection Man #4 - Double Take released by DC Comics on February 2012.

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    Who is the Transhuman? And why is he risking his life for the Resurrection Man? And even with his help, will our hero be able to fend off the bounty-hunting Body Doubles and the forces of both Heaven and Hell?

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    Like the death cry of the seraphim 0

    Resurrection Man #4 - Double Take by razzatazz on January 10, 2012

    The overall averageness of the series continues here.  With the last issue's showdown between Mitch and the Body Doubles over it is now to the Transhuman to intervene to save his new found friend.  This leads to a fun but forgettable battle between Bonny and the new character.  In the meanwhile Carmen has to deal with Mitch who has fought off the effects of the drugs.  In effect the first part of this issue has little plot and lots of action.  As the second part of the issue starts though there ...

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    Nobody Is Normal Here 0

    Resurrection Man #4 - Double Take by the_mighty_monarch on December 15, 2011

    The Good: There's a pretty interesting perspective on the cover. It doesn't completely work, but it doesn't fail as much as the previous two covers. The artwork is great, as usual, and I have a lot to say about it, but for starters, the first page has an absolutely excellent establishing shot. Once again though, it's very similar to the actual cover, just infinitely more interesting and artistic.Once again, the action in this issue is seriously awesome. The panel layouts are just a bit chaotic i...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

    Jane, stop this crazy thing! 0

    Resurrection Man #4 - Double Take by moodykingmoron on December 14, 2011

    I really wanted to give this book a chance to impress me. Based on the glowing recommendations by my local shop owner, I picked up the last few issues of this book and I was thrilled with the first and second issues, but there were warning signs on issue three and by this one, I may not pick up #5. Let me start by saying that this is not a bad comic, It just seems that Andy Lanning and Dan Abnett aren't sure where they're going with this book. They started with a very Animal Man/Swamp Thing feel...

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