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Exorcism Island #4
The true evil behind everything reveals themselves as the dark forces the priests have barely been able to contain bubble to the surface.
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Published January 27, 2026
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March 23, 2026
That’s why you can’t have nice things.
April 17, 2026
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ / 5
Exorcism Island #4
by Jordan Thomas, with cover art by Chris Matthews
Oh wow—the shit absolutely hits the fan in this issue. This is the moment the series stops simmering and goes full boil, and it is glorious. Bodies, secrets, and sanity are all on the line, and by the final pages you’re left wondering if anyone is making it out of this alive. What a ride.
Issue #4 rips the veil off everything the priests thought they understood. The true evil finally steps out of the shadows, and the reveal is brutal, operatic, and perfectly timed. Jordan Thomas has been threading dread through every issue, and here it erupts—dark forces the priests have barely managed to contain now surge to the surface, overwhelming both the island and the fragile faith of the men stationed there.
The pacing is relentless. Every scene feels like a countdown. Every character is pushed to their breaking point. And Chris Matthews’ cover art continues to set the tone—storm‑dark, unhinged, and ready to swallow the island whole.
A ferocious turning point for the series. If this is where we’re headed, the next issue is going to be wild.
Happy reading from the Void ✝️👹📚
Exorcism Island #4
by Jordan Thomas, with cover art by Chris Matthews
Oh wow—the shit absolutely hits the fan in this issue. This is the moment the series stops simmering and goes full boil, and it is glorious. Bodies, secrets, and sanity are all on the line, and by the final pages you’re left wondering if anyone is making it out of this alive. What a ride.
Issue #4 rips the veil off everything the priests thought they understood. The true evil finally steps out of the shadows, and the reveal is brutal, operatic, and perfectly timed. Jordan Thomas has been threading dread through every issue, and here it erupts—dark forces the priests have barely managed to contain now surge to the surface, overwhelming both the island and the fragile faith of the men stationed there.
The pacing is relentless. Every scene feels like a countdown. Every character is pushed to their breaking point. And Chris Matthews’ cover art continues to set the tone—storm‑dark, unhinged, and ready to swallow the island whole.
A ferocious turning point for the series. If this is where we’re headed, the next issue is going to be wild.
Happy reading from the Void ✝️👹📚
February 6, 2026
finally
Honestly, the end of this chapter is kinda the vibe I’m absolutely okay with. Like let people go at some point. How are they meant to live in those bodies again?
Honestly, the end of this chapter is kinda the vibe I’m absolutely okay with. Like let people go at some point. How are they meant to live in those bodies again?
January 27, 2026
Everything has blown up!!!
All that this has been building up to is now exploding in front of us readers' eyes. Far less development, of both plot and character, in this issue but plenty of action.
All that this has been building up to is now exploding in front of us readers' eyes. Far less development, of both plot and character, in this issue but plenty of action.
July 12, 2026
This is a review of the series rather than all the individual books. Amazon put them on my list like this and while my inner geek likes the number bump this was, in truth, one Graphic novel so expect to see this review repeated 4 more times.
A fine series. I read it through prime reads. The reader works really well on any fire for Comics. Better than reading actual comics in fact. I cannot explain it, but it makes them a pleasure to read. The story of this book was a proper horror story with interesting characters throughout. The horror was also very creepy, which I appreciated. Some of the images and the demons were out there enough to highlight the danger of them and their otherness.
The art was idiosyncratic throughout but suited the story and the setting. I grew to like it. It felt perfectly judged. The story concluded just as horror stories should. All in all an excellent story
A fine series. I read it through prime reads. The reader works really well on any fire for Comics. Better than reading actual comics in fact. I cannot explain it, but it makes them a pleasure to read. The story of this book was a proper horror story with interesting characters throughout. The horror was also very creepy, which I appreciated. Some of the images and the demons were out there enough to highlight the danger of them and their otherness.
The art was idiosyncratic throughout but suited the story and the setting. I grew to like it. It felt perfectly judged. The story concluded just as horror stories should. All in all an excellent story
February 10, 2026
Good things come to patient readers – Exorcism Island #4 sees Jordan Thomas and team back on track, ramping up the demonic activity and monster mayhem.
Loving this horror series!
Loving this horror series!
May 25, 2026
Situation escalated, hehe.
July 2, 2026
It was a quick and easy read, helped me out of the slump.
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