After following her leads into an astral dimension hidden inside a television,Zatanna is plagued with only more questions and confusion. Is she ready for thechilling answers that await her about the mysterious Adam and the Lady White? Canshe continue to endure the curse of the sword as its hold on her tightens? Or willshe simply break?
If you're a horror fan, you will not be left starving with Zatanna #3. With some crazy visuals and a tense psychological aspect, this title keeps on delivering. Read Full Review
To conclude, Zatanna #3 is yet another spellbinding issue that enchants with every turn of the page. The creative team behind this series has concocted a magical potion that blends everything we adore about comicsaction, consequences, lore, stakes, compelling characters, beautiful visualsand it's utterly captivating. If the series maintains this level to the finish line, then we are truly witnessing something magical unfold before our very eyes. This is an unmissable (and magical) read for any DC fanprepare to be spellbound! Read Full Review
Zatanna #3 is perhaps the best issue yet. It is full of heart-pounding moments as Zatanna is at her most desperate and I am left wondering how she will make it out. The art is full of horror shots and astounding art and colors. I cannot tell you how badly you must be reading this! Read Full Review
Reading comic books like Zatanna #3 is a reminder of the unlimited potential comics have for storytelling. Read Full Review
Zatanna #3 marks a high point for the series, featuring striking artwork and a compelling plot where Lady White traps Zatanna in a movie illusion. Combined with a well-utilized Clayface and a satisfying blend of action and emotional depth, the issue delivers a great product from start to finish. Read Full Review
It's been so long since Zatanna had a spotlight series in the main continuity, and this one not only does her justice, but expands her world so she starts to feel like she finally has her own ecosystem of allies and villains. Along with Mariko Tamaki's Black Label series, it's been a great year for the character. Read Full Review
Zatanna #3 is an enjoyable read that finds its greatest strength through impeccable artwork. Read Full Review
Jamal Campbell delivers another fun, interesting, exciting and creative issue of Zatanna. It’s not simply the magical aspects, but the mysterious quality of the Lady White as well as the inventive use of Bat-characters Bruce Wayne and Basil Karlo/ Clayface. Furthermore, Campbell taps into some real emotion and there’s even a surprise with one of the supporting characters. There is still the feeling that there’s something else going on beyond what we know. This is series is proving itself to be damn good. It’s nice to see a character like Zatanna get quality treatment!
I honestly think this is Jamal Campbell's best work so far on a series. I like the coloring and how creative the art is. I also like Zatanna as well
The artwork is outstanding, but the story is simply a mismush of ideas strewn together. Blue Devil is being tortured and Zatanna is in a dreamworld with Bruce and Clayface. The imagery is great, but there's just no story here and no stakes. This needs to be fleshed out a lot more. Some artists and write, but most can't. This is the latter.
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Same pretty pictures... nothing to read here.
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