The time is upon us as we’ve hit the final issue in the opening arc of the comic book that’s taken the LCS’s around the world by storm. What will happen as our heroes face down pure evil in the battle for the crosswalk? What will the future hold for our unlikely superhero who follows all the rules?

The Pedestrian #4

Written By Joey Esposito – Art By Sean Von Gorman

Colors By Josh Jensen – Letters By Shawn Lee

Edited By Bobby Curnow – Published By Magma Comix

***Minor Spoilers Possible***

The First Battle of the Crosswalk

The story opens with The Pedestrian showing up to stand up to the evil that has surrounded our friends. As The Pedestrian gets to work on taking the fight to the evildoers, the detective pulls her gun to help, only for our hero to motion the gun away. Instead, the crossing guard hands out street signs, but these aren’t ordinary street signs they have powers. Now the forces of good are taking it to the evildoers. That is until the master of the evil ones enters the mind of Kira giving her doubts, along with one of the young boys.

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Before the evil master can turn them, The Pedestrian saves them both and turns the tide of battle for good. The evil one’s retreat, as our heroes enter the light of the crosswalk to repair themselves and reveal the hero in them all. Unfortunately for our heroes the evil side starts to regroup in the shadows, and is preparing for the next run in.

Good Wins the Day…For Now

The Pedestrian #4 puts a bow on the awesome opening arc for this new age hero story. Joey Esposito has crafted an unusual, yet original and refreshing story. In a world where our superheroes meld together, The Pedestrian is completely unique. Every issue and every panel bring something fresh to the genre and for that reason this book is justifiably mesmerizing.

The writing isn’t the only thing that is mesmerizing in this book, as the art brings the heat as well. Sean Von Gorman went with an art style that encapsulates this world completely, well bringing a fresh take on action sequences as well. The colors by Josh Jensen match the mood and vibe of the story flawlessly, well the lettering by Shawn Lee conveys the story perfectly.

Check Out My Review of The Pedestrian #3

Final Thoughts

I have gushed over this series since issue one, and I could continue to gush about it forever. However, at the end of the day all that matters is that you find out what the gushing is about. Go out and pick up this book and series at the LCS NOW! Trust me, you will not regret that decision because the story speaks for itself.

Final Grade: 10/10

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