Review—’American Gods: The Moment of The Storm # 4′ — Revelations

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American Gods: The Moment of The Storm # 4
Cover copyright Dark Horse Comics

American Gods: The Moment of The Storm # 4, Writer: Neil Gaiman, P. Craig Russell Artist: Scott Hampton Colorist: Jennifer T. Lange, Scott Hampton, Cover Artist: Glenn Fabry

Shadow′s path has moved on into the realm of the gods: his soul is to be measured, and he will decide what path to take. Of course, every moment in our life, and our death, is defined by such choosing.

American Gods: The Moment of The Storm # 4 interior page
art via Dark Horse Comics

Obviously all the Egyptian gods are waiting for him, helping him to cross the river, to get wherever he wants to get.

Meanwhile, his wife drinks water from the well of time, and, also, chooses a path, her final destination.

And the gods are coming.

American Gods: The Moment of The Storm # 4 page
Image via Dark Horse Comics

I had forgotten about the location where the final battle will take place: Rock City.

Probably because I had never heard of Lookout Mountain before reading the novel: Neil loves weird and semi-abandoned places, strange tourist attractions and odd bits. That′s why we got scenes in The House on the Rock, why it was a location chosen for the television series and why I fell in love with the book.

I had been on The House on The Rock during a family trip and have never forgotten the experience: seeing that memory shared in an uncanny story full of ancient belies made feel part of it, and maybe we should all visit Rock City, just for the made-up memories Neil left there for us.

As in the novel, all the bits to close the plot are already in place, we only have to see the path to the very end.

′American Gods: The Moment of The Storm′ # 4 is on sale since July 17th, 2019.

Genre: Action/Adventure, Crime, Horror
Publication Date: July 17, 2019
Format: FC, 32 pages; Ongoing
Price: $3.99
UPC: 7 61568 00458 8 00411

Featured image by Scott Hampton, all images belong to Dark Horse Comics


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