Black AF: Widows and Orphans #4 – 2018 brings this bold, socially charged mini-series to a powerful and unflinching close. Written by Kwanza Osajyefo and illustrated by Tim Smith 3, this final chapter pulls no punches, delivering a raw and emotionally layered conclusion that cements the series' reputation as one of the most daring titles in independent comics.

With the full extent of the trafficking network now exposed, Anansi is faced with a defining choice: remain a cog in a corrupt machine, or burn it all down. As battle lines are drawn and alliances fracture, the question becomes not just who will survive—but what will be left of them morally when the dust settles?

Osajyefo crafts a finale filled with tension, consequence, and thought-provoking nuance, forcing readers to reconsider the cost of power, complicity, and control. Smith’s visuals remain gritty and compelling, capturing the desperation, fire, and finality of Anansi’s mission.

This issue doesn’t just tie up loose ends—it reinforces the entire Black AF universe as a space where real-world struggles play out through the lens of speculative fiction. Powerful, poignant, and politically resonant, it’s a must-have for fans of mature, socially aware storytelling.

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