Cover: Felipe Massafera

WWE: Then. Now. Forever. #4

Oct 2019 · Boom! Studios · 16.99 USD; 21.99 CAD; 12.99 GBP

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About this Collection

WWE: Then. Now. Forever. Vol. 4 collects issues #13–16 of Boom! Studios' ongoing series, continuing the anthology format that spotlights both current Superstars and legends from WWE's past. This volume features stories centered on the rivalry between Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose, the rise of the Women's Evolution with Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair, and a spotlight on the legacy of The Undertaker.

In "Internal Audit," Jinder Mahal attempts to redefine his legacy with the Punjabi Feast of Champions, hoping to be seen as a changed man. But old rivalries linger, and as fans rally behind Rusev Day, Mahal’s efforts fall short—though his determination to claim the United States Championship and become the Modern Day Maharaja remains unshaken. Written by Arune Singh and illustrated by Kendall Goode, with a striking cover by Felipe Massafera, this 2019 issue captures a pivotal moment in Mahal’s ongoing quest for respect and dominance.

Contains 14 stories

Internal Audit

8 pp

Queen vs. Empress

10 pp

In "Queen vs. Empress," Charlotte Flair, having finally carved her own legacy beyond her legendary father’s shadow, must confront the unyielding dominance of Asuka, a force unlike any she’s faced before. The clash of two titans—one defined by bloodline, the other by relentless supremacy—pushes both women to their limits in a battle that tests not just skill, but the very heart of what it means to be a champion.

The Destruction of Brothers

10 pp

King Without a Crown

10 pp

Shinsuka Nakamura faces his inner doubts before stepping into the spotlight at WrestleMania 34, where he’s set to challenge AJ Styles for the championship. With the arena buzzing and the weight of legacy on his shoulders, he walks toward the ring, determined to prove himself.

I'm Sorry. I Love You.

10 pp

Main Card

10 pp

My People

10 pp

In "My People," Jinder Mahal attempts to redefine his legacy by hosting the Punjabi Feast of Champions, hoping to win over fans with tradition and spectacle. But as the crowd rallies behind Rusev Day instead, Mahal’s efforts fall short—yet his determination to claim the United States Championship and prove himself the Modern Day Maharaja burns brighter than ever.

Blackheart Begins

2 pp

Era Apparent

2 pp

From Darkness

2 pp

Bro Hymn

2 pp

Queen of Spades

2 pp

One and Only

2 pp