This was an interesting side story in the overarching mythos of Eden! involving a former white nationalist and him getting revenge on the man that killed his brother, of course with the help of Mark and Maggie. While I liked the main story, I can't help but find Mark's draw to Molly particularly interestingly. Can't wait to see where it goes in vol. 5!

Now we get to the good stuff. I'm excited for the next volume to read. First have to buy more tho haha

Muy bueno, y relevante con todo el movimiento de Black Lives Matter. Como el ex-Nazi evoluciona y como Eden va a la guerra con los arios. Y Mollie metiéndose en la cabeza de Mark.

This volume takes an aside from the main overall plot to advance a story straight out of American History X. One of the citizens of Eden, an ex-member of the Aryan Brotherhood, has been located by the Brotherhood and they want revenge. The mayor and a few townspeople pitch in to help him out. I felt like they could have spent a bit more time fleshing this out for another issue or two. There's a lot of set up and then the end feels a bit rushed.

Aryan brotherhood find an ex member is hiding out in Eden. Still pretty good, my only issue with this series is that arcs are completed within 4 issues, could have been 5-6 issue arcs. As the story clule have worked better with a little more story.

5 stars - Edit: This was originally 4.5 stars, but after a straight week of not being able to get it out of my head and reliving those final pages over and over, I'm officially bumping it up. Absolutely my favourite of the series so far. This is so well written and well illustrated. The story was told freaking perfectly. So powerful. Seriously, Postal just completely caught me by surprise in the best possible way and now I'm just binge reading them all with a vigor I haven't had in awhile. Such

good art and some nice passages in the storyline but falls a bit short on the execution.

Such an intense opening sequence.And the overall tone here is a whole lot different from the previous three volumes."No one avenges the expendable." I personally love this quote from the Mayor (issue 14).Best of all, that final showdown at the post office rocks!

My God. Postal gets better and the depiction of white supremacy is so incisive and engrossing.

Postal just so happens to be the series that I can't wait to read the next installment of. Each volume literally gets better and drives the story in a different, inclining direction. Matt Hawkins and Bryan Hill are genius' as far as I am concerned. In this issue you see a rise of white supremacy - but there are heroes and anti-heroes you wouldn't expect. They come out of the 'wood work' and completely dominate the storyline, showing you that unity and overcoming mental obstacles is possible even...

The best volume yet. Freakin Brutal😵🔪⚰️

Damn this volume was super entertaining. So a Ex-KKK member leaves the group. He doesn't want sorrow or thanks, he wants to kill every KKK member there is. He single handy fucks them up and it makes me so happy. It's great to see a character who does not look for forgiveness but rather use his body to amend his sins by murdering more useless fucks. The ending is also pretty awesome. I love the character growth of a lot of characters. This story started off little wonky but as you get to know the...

This volume deals with white supremacists. There's a fine line that needs to be walked, and this book doesn't quite pull it off perfectly, but definitely should get recognized for trying to be nuanced about it. A former white supremacist is tracked down by his former allies. And Eden decides to fight back. The logic behind why they do this isn't particularly well thought out, but the actions they take once the initial decision is made are fairly logical. Mark is the strategizer, while Maggie and...

Postal has been my book of the year. It's constantly surprising, has kept up the gripping story and the characters have grown. The art is always so good too! My fav comic series this year!

Bryan Hill and Isaac Goodhart continue their dark and twisted look at Eden, Wyoming and its cast of criminals. Here, Mark shows his mettle again and its impressive but you can also see him slipping down a potentially ominous path. The series has gotten better and better and don't know where its going, which I enjoy. Overall, a very good read.

I really like this series. Always look forward to reading it. HEY, wouldn't this make a good TV series? Er, Netflix series. Yeah, that would be better. Obviously a lot of things would have to change, but the characters and story is are enticing. ;)

Like this series. Payoff in this volume though, was a bit of a let down. Interesting character development

Here we have the first proper threat from outside Eden. Laura is determined to protect Eden with everything at her disposal, mainly Mark who is the brains behind their strategy and Molly who is acting more and more like a female Hannibal Lecter.A neo-nazi-looking Rowan gets a package in the mail with his brother's severed head. The one responsible is Abner from Rowan's past in the Aryan Brotherhood. Abner's first attempt to kill Rowan fails, in part thanks to Laura. They are getting ready to fac...

A simple, single-story volume. Isaac is again absent except for a brief flashback. Hawkins and Hill really unload on the white power movement, depicting it at length and in loving detail. And hey, it's a fun group to see splattered across a warehouse wall...but it's not much of a story, especially after the unexpected direction volume 3's danger came from. A number of details don't make sense. At least it's not boring.Plot points: (view spoiler)[--Rowan, the massive skinhead who moved to Eden in...

This just gets better; as a matter of fact this is starting to take over my Walking Dead obsession.Mark and his mother are just great. Doesn't hurt that he has a girlfriend who is actually a ride or die .Looking forward to reading "Eden Falls" which is the prequel to how all this began.