Starhenge: Book 2 - A Kiss For Atticus #4

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• 10

  COMICON - Olly MacNamee

  Oct 13, 2026

  Amver awakens from her troubled slumber. But was it a dream or reality? A bit of both, it would seem, in this concluding issue of Liam Sharp’s ‘A Kiss for Atticus’. Read Full Review

• 8.5

  Comic Book Clique - Frank Jarome

  Oct 09, 2026

  Starhenge: Book 2 - A Kiss For Atticus #4 wraps up this volume by bringing our heroes back together and expanding their multigenerational family unit. The pacing is maybe a bit too fast, giving a touch of whiplash after the more leisurely pace in prior issues—but the character work and story revelations are worth it in the end. The overall picture of the larger Starhenge tapestry becomes clearer, and I'm excited to see where Liam Sharp takes things next. Read Full Review

• 5.0

  You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff

  Oct 07, 2026

  Given the nontraditional narrative structure of the series it's really hard to judge individual issues. It's all a work in progress. However, any individual issue feels like a strange glimpse into somebody else's dream. And that's going to be disoriented in any case. But it's not going to be terribly engrossing. It's just going to continue to spiral in more and more abstract realms of narrative art. And it never quite gained enough momentum to really truly engage the reader in our level that would be terribly memorable. There's some poetry in the visuals. There's some poetry in the dialogues. There's some poetry in the narration. But it largely gets lost without any firm grounding in reality. Read Full Review