Destination Kill #4 Review: Joe Palmer Ends the Neon Riot With Style

Destination Kill #4 delivers a loud, sharp, corporate-chaos finale packed with action, satire, and one last ride through Paradise Loop Destination Kill #4 brings Joe Palmer’s four-issue Oni Press series to its explosive finish, and the finale does exactly what it needed to do: crash the party, expose the rot, and let its two leads fight their way through a city built on money, control, and violence. Written and drawn by Joe Palmer, the final issue sends detective Gina Serene and P.I. Lance Wingman into the heart of the Paradise Loop anniversary gala after they discover the terrible scope of the Builder attacks. The issue features Cover A by Joe Palmer, with Cover B and the 1:10 full art variant by Dani with Francesco Segala. For readers who have been following the series from the start, this finale pays off the neon-colored pressure cooker that Palmer has been building since issue one. For new readers catching up, Destination Kill is a fast, stylized action-comedy with a sharp anti-corporate bite, and issue #4 makes that mission statement clear from the first few pages. The Party Is Over The final issue opens with chaos already in motion. The CCP is dealing with the aftermath of th...