Repossessed #4 – 2013 brings Cullen Bunn’s fast-paced, demon-hunting mini-series to a chaotic and satisfying close, wrapping up a story that’s part grindhouse action, part supernatural thriller. This final issue delivers everything fans of the series have come to expect — brutal confrontations, smart character dynamics, and plenty of hellish carnage — all with a distinctly irreverent tone.

The story follows a ragtag crew of government-sanctioned exorcists — Joe, Coop, and Kenji — who’ve spent the past three issues battling demons that have taken up residence in the bodies of unsuspecting humans. But as the series reaches its climax, things spiral out of control. This isn’t just another job for the team — it’s personal, and in Repossessed #4, the stakes rise dramatically as hidden truths are exposed and loyalties tested.

Cullen Bunn, known for his work on The Sixth Gun and Harrow County, infuses this finale with adrenaline and attitude. His knack for mixing horror with humour keeps the tone fresh and engaging, even when the action gets gruesome. The banter between the protagonists remains sharp, the pacing brisk, and the blend of grindhouse grit with supernatural lore never misses a beat.

Artist Andrés Esparza captures the series’ unique vibe with kinetic panel layouts and expressive character designs. His action scenes are full of motion and flair, making every shotgun blast and demon transformation pop. The visual style leans into the series’ B-movie inspiration while still maintaining a polished, consistent look that makes it a pleasure to read.

While Repossessed is only four issues long, it delivers a complete and satisfying arc — and issue #4 is where it all pays off. The conclusion is explosive, with high-stakes exorcisms, demon blood flying, and just enough emotional punch to elevate the carnage. Whether you're here for the horror or the humour, this issue hits hard and fast.

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