Seven Soldiers of Victory #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis fourth and final volume of Grant Morrison's ambitious Seven Soldiers of Victory series collects the concluding chapters of the interconnected miniseries, including the finale of the overarching storyline. It features the final issues of Shining Knight, The Manhattan Guardian, and Mister Miracle, along with the climactic Seven Soldiers of Victory #1, as the disparate heroes unite against the Sheeda threat.
In "Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein, Part Two: Red Zombies," the Bulleteer navigates the strange dynamics of a superhero convention, where she's drawn into a peculiar bond between Li'l Hollywood and her sidekick, all while evading the deadly gaze of the super-archer and assassin known as Spyder. Written by Grant Morrison and illustrated with striking detail by Yanick Paquette, this issue blends surreal tension with sharp character moments, all rendered in bold colors by Alex Sinclair and crisp lettering by Jared K. Fletcher. The cover, a dynamic duo of Doug Mahnke and Freddie E. Williams II, captures the story’s eerie, high-stakes atmosphere.
Frankenstein journeys across Mars, drawn by a trail of death and suffering to the ancient Tombs of B'aal B'zaar, where the planet's greatest gold source lies hidden. The mystery deepens as he confronts the desolate ruins and the eerie silence that follows in the wake of a long-forgotten horror.
In "Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle, Part Three: Radio Bedlam," Shilo Norman faces off against the theatrical menace of Baron Bedlam, whose dangerous performance threatens to eclipse the hero’s own legacy. As the line between illusion and reality blurs, Shilo must confront the enigmatic forces of the Living Waveform and the mysterious Plastic People—without knowing which path leads to truth or trap.
In this standout installment of *Seven Soldiers: Bulleteer*, the titular hero finds herself caught in the odd dynamics of a superhero convention, where she observes a strange, charged bond between Li'l Hollywood and her sidekick. As she navigates the chaos, she realizes she’s not just an observer—someone with a deadly aim is tracking her, and the line between protection and peril blurs fast.
In "Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein, Part Three: The Water," Frankenstein confronts a reality-warping toxic spill that defies natural law, threatening humanity itself—forcing him to seek aid from The Bride and S.H.A.D.E. in a story that blends body horror with high-stakes mystery.
In "Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle, Part Four: Forever Flavored Man," Jo, the Super Escape Artist, faces a final, seemingly inescapable trial—the Life Trap—where death is guaranteed. With the Omega Effect as his only hope, he must push beyond the limits of his skill and will to defy a fate that promises no exit.
In "Seven Soldiers: Bulleteer, Part Four: Bad Girls," the Bulleteer confronts Sally Sonic, her husband’s enigmatic online lover—a 75-year-old woman trapped in a perpetually 16-year-old body—during their first clash. The story unfolds with sharp tension as past and present collide in a fight that tests more than just strength.
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↩ Reprints Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #2 (2006), Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #3 (2006), Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #3 (2006), Seven Soldiers: The Bulleteer #3 (2006), Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #4 (2006), Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle #4 (2006), Seven Soldiers: The Bulleteer #4 (2006), Seven Soldiers #1 (2006)
Reprinted in 7 Soldados da Vitória #8 (2007), Seven Soldiers of Victory #2 (2011), Seven Soldiers of Victory #2 (2012), Seven Soldiers by Grant Morrison Omnibus #[nn] (2018)
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