Hilo #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis fourth volume in the Hilo graphic novel series continues the adventures of the robot boy Hilo and his friends as they face new monstrous threats. Collecting the story arc where mysterious creatures begin awakening, the book follows Hilo, D.J., and Gina as they uncover more about Hilo's origins and the dangers from his home world. Written and illustrated by Judd Winick, this installment balances action, humor, and emotional growth for its young heroes.
In "Chapter 1 Whoa," Hilo—still unknown beneath his full suit of armor—rises as the mysterious superhero the Comet after defeating a colossal robot turtle. As giant mechanical threats multiply, Hilo takes up the mantle alone, until a double assault forces his friends to step in: Izzy crafts a suit for Gina, who channels magic from Polly’s dimension to join the fight. Written and illustrated by Judd Winick, with colors by Steve Hamaker, and a cover by Judd Winick, this issue blends high-stakes action with the quiet wonder of discovery, all in a 13.99 USD (18.99 CAD) package.
In "Chapter 2 Here to Help" from Hilo #4, Jo and her friends scramble to keep Hilo’s sister Izzy’s arrival under wraps—especially as the two alien robots adjust to life on Earth. With D.J. and Gina racing to maintain the secret, the group finds themselves caught in a whirlwind of missteps and heartfelt efforts to fit in.
In "Chapter 3: A Lot to Do" from Hilo #4, Gina struggles to balance her mother’s expectations with her own passions, finding solace in her friends and her growing connection to Hilo. Meanwhile, Izzy steps up with a bold new idea—crafting a custom armor suit for Hilo to face the looming threat of a giant robot turtle.
In "Chapter 4 News" from Hilo #4, the mysterious Comet—still unknown to the public—rises as a hero after defeating a giant robot turtle in full armor. As new robotic threats emerge, Izzy helps Gina don a suit of armor and harness magic from another dimension to join the fight.
In "Chapter 5 Hazzah" from Hilo #4, Hilo and Gina take down a wave of robots, but the victory comes at a cost—Jo’s worried as Hilo begins to recall fragments of a past he’s not yet ready to face.
In "Chapter 6 We Can Be Heroes" from Hilo #4, Gina steps into the spotlight as Star Blast, her courage matching Hilo’s as they battle giant robots alongside Izzy and D.J. With Izzy uncovering a shocking truth—that Razorwark buried the machines beneath the earth a thousand years ago—the team must race to understand the past before the next threat emerges.
In "Chapter 7 Sector E" from Hilo #4, Jo and her friends are pulled into a sudden crisis when Gina’s mother drags her away from cheerleading practice. With the army on the verge of reactivating forgotten robots, Hilo slips into the base in disguise—only to find his cover blown the moment the machines stir to life.
In "Chapter 8 Bananas," Hilo’s heroic effort to stop the giant robots leaves him deactivated by an E.M.P., but his friends aren’t ready to let him stay down. With Gina finally standing her ground about her dreams, and Razorwark stepping in to reactivate Hilo, the team’s bond is tested as new challenges loom.
In "Chapter 9 Like You. Like Me." from Hilo #4, Gina—now Star Blast—follows Izzy into a military base to rescue Hilo, where she discovers a painful truth: Razorwark, once built to help, now struggles with the weight of his transformation into a weapon. As Hilo’s memories return, the line between creator and destroyer blurs, revealing a past that reshapes everything.
In "Chapter 10: The Last Dance," Hilo faces a pivotal choice when Razorwark offers him a place at his side, but Hilo stands firm in his convictions. With Gina’s quick thinking, Hilo and the giant robots are whisked to safety, just as Izzy reveals the secret project she’s been working on all along—bringing Hilo’s cherished Dr. Horizon back to Earth.
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