Replica #3

You can't consider yourself a fan of comics unless you're reading Replica. Action and humor with incredible art. Definitely recommended! Read Full Review

Jenkins and Clarke have given us a character study that will take years to examine. At least I hope that's the case. Read Full Review

Replica #3 is another exciting issue for the AfterShock series, with the fun, engaging narrative continuing to entice. The creative team also give us some marvelous developments as despite the final twist being predictable, there was more than enough to keep readers hooked on this story. Read Full Review

Issue three of Replica shows early signs of maturity in the story. Excellent development of the clones and the workings of Trevor and his team build interest and investment from the reader. This, coupled with extra layers to the puzzle of the ambassadors assassination, only augments the development of Trevors bizarre world and situation. Incredibly, all this evolution takes place without sacrificing the humour that makes Replica so special in the first place. This is shaping into an excellent series, well worth adding to your pull list. Read Full Review

Replicas is a complex setup, ran through a straight up detective story, the smoke and mirrors in this instance being the clone factor. The ongoing story is such that this isn't a good jumping on point for new readers, maybe proving the need for a catch up paragraph. However, the series is three issues deep so you should be able to pick up the previous issues easily enough for your LCS or online provider, which would make this issue that much more enjoyable. Read Full Review

The world-building on 'Replica' #3 is eye-popping and the narrative growth from issue one to now is taking shape nicely as the mystery begins to unfold. Jenkins' Trevor Churchill is a great comic book character but his clones also get some development. AfterShock Comics has another winner on its hands and the fact that after three issues 'Replica' is still compelling and funny proves it.   Read Full Review

The world-building on Replica#3 is eye-popping and the narrative growth from issue one to now is taking shape nicely as the mystery begins to unfold. Jenkins' Trevor Churchill is a great comic book character but his clones also get some development. AfterShock Comics has another winner on its hands and the fact that after three issues Replicais still compelling and funny proves it. Read Full Review