Feeding Ground #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Part Four: Severed Ties" delivers a tense, atmospheric escalation in Feeding Ground #4, where the fragile peace shatters as werewolves strike down a Minuteman patrol. Flaca’s transformation sends her fleeing into the wild, her hunger driving her to feed on a rabbit as she struggles to hold on to her humanity. When border patrol agents stumble upon the carnage, their pursuit leads them straight to Diego and his family—only to be met with a violent ambush as the werewolves close in. Written by Swifty Lang, Michael Lapinski, and Chris Mangun, with art, inks, and colors by Michael Lapinski, and lettering by Chris Mangun, the issue’s stark, grounded visuals heighten the dread. The cover, also by Michael Lapinski, captures the moment of confrontation with raw intensity.
In "Part Four: Severed Ties" from Feeding Ground #4, Flaca’s transformation spirals into chaos as she flees her family, hunted by both her own hunger and the world’s fear. When two border patrol agents stumble upon the bloodied remains of a Minuteman patrol, they follow the trail into a dangerous territory where the Busquedas’ secrets may be their undoing. The story unfolds with relentless tension, as the line between protector and predator blurs in the shadows along the border.
In "Parte Cuatro: Lazos Cortados," Flaca’s transformation sends her fleeing into the wild, where she feeds on a rabbit, torn between her human self and a primal hunger. When two border patrol agents stumble upon the slaughtered Minutemen, they follow the trail into the heart of Diego’s family’s hidden sanctuary—only to find themselves caught in a violent clash between law, loyalty, and the beast that now runs in the blood.
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