It turns out this is more than just a vision.
A choice must be made, and if he fails, his world will suffer. This leads to a conversation with a visually stunning being, something taken from 1940’s and 50’s alien robot men, who warns Nathan of a battle, nay, a war coming soon. The book begins with Nathan in a vision, hearing a language he knows he doesn’t understand, yet he can. With this in mind, I must put a special disclaimer on this review of Radiant Black #4 It’s safe to say I do not believe anyone saw this coming. Kyle Higgins, Marcelo Costa, Becca Carey … I’d like a word please.
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