MARVEL: BLACK, WHITE & BLOOD AND GUTS #4

Across 40 pages, BLACK, WHITE & BLOOD AND GUTS #4 presents two standout tales that fuse uncanny horror with superhero mythos. The first story, by Mark Waid and Jorge Fornés, stars Doctor Strange in a skin-crawling ordeal where a spell twists reality and danger into a personal trap for the Sorcerer Supreme. In the second, lauded author Victor LaValle scripts a tale for artist Bruno Büll, making his debut in this ongoing line, that shifts the action to New Year’s Eve and features the Defenders, delivering a brisk, pulp-inflected mood and bold, expressive art. Together, these pieces showcase how colorless panels can still feel vivid and alive while letting each creator stamp a distinct voice on a shared universe. A timely, feverish holiday issue that blends spine-tingling suspense with awe-inspiring imagination.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Fans of Doctor Strange stories who enjoy eerie, suspenseful horror elements.
• Readers who appreciate cross-genre storytelling with strong art and distinctive voices.
• Those who enjoy anthology comics with rotating creators and perspectives within a single issue.
• Readers drawn to holiday or New Year’s Eve settings used as atmospheric backdrops for superhero tales.