 Gambit #4 (2012) $3.99 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by James Asmus Art & Cover by Clay Mann The world-shaking conclusion of the first arc of Gambit's new ongoing series! Cursed by an ancient artifact, betrayed by his only ally, and staring down a Guatemalan god monster accidentally loosed on Earth, it's going to take all of Gambit's cunning to win the day this time! Date Available: 10/24/2012
BONUS REVIEW by John Elle
 Four issues into his new ongoing series, and Gambit is back to his old tricks. So far we have seen High stakes thievery, Mysterious Artifacts, Carnivorous monsters, A mysterious Femme Fatale, and Exotic locations. Art can be hit or miss at times, but that could possibly be from the slightly muted color pallet chosen for the series so far. Story is awesome and action driven and the dialogue isn't there just for exposition. When it comes down to it, this book is pure fun. Closest way I could describe it to someone who hasn't read the book is to take Oceans 11 and Indiana Jones, shake it (not stir), pour and enjoy. Got to admit that personally this book is quickly becoming one of my "must read" titles. I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by James Asmus Art & Cover by Clay Mann The world-shaking conclusion of the first arc of Gambit's new ongoing series! Cursed by an ancient artifact, betrayed by his only ally, and staring down a Guatemalan god monster accidentally loosed on Earth, it's going to take all of Gambit's cunning to win the day this time! Date Available: 10/24/2012
BONUS REVIEW by John Elle
Four issues into his new ongoing series, and Gambit is back to his old tricks. So far we have seen High stakes thievery, Mysterious Artifacts, Carnivorous monsters, A mysterious Femme Fatale, and Exotic locations. Art can be hit or miss at times, but that could possibly be from the slightly muted color pallet chosen for the series so far. Story is awesome and action driven and the dialogue isn't there just for exposition. When it comes down to it, this book is pure fun. Closest way I could describe it to someone who hasn't read the book is to take Oceans 11 and Indiana Jones, shake it (not stir), pour and enjoy. Got to admit that personally this book is quickly becoming one of my "must read" titles. I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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