Deathmatch #3

CRITIC REVIEWS

• 8.4

  Forces Of Geek - Atlee Greene

  Mar 04, 2013

  If you liked the first two issues, then you will thoroughly enjoy this one as there is a lot of meat on the bone in this book. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  Comic Bastards - Steve Paugh

  Feb 27, 2013

  I'm firmly sticking with Deathmatch, and I strongly suggest you do the same. Read Full Review

• 7.0

  Newsarama - Lan Pitts

  Feb 26, 2013

  Deathmatch #3 isn't without flaws, but also not without its merits. The concept as a whole is captivating and with the last page being one hell of a doozy, it'll be interesting to see where Jenkins and company can go from here. Read Full Review

• 7.0

  Geeks Unleashed - Christopher Romero

  Feb 28, 2013

  Magno and Garland's artwork for Deathmatch has been explosive and carefully crafted, and issue #3 continues the pattern. The action panels display raw character emotion, particularly between Meridian and The Collective, adding intensity to a book about survival among the fittest. I do wonder if the way in which the abductors' identity is revealed might be a little to easily spoon-fed to us, but the details set the stage for what will surely be a riveting fourth installment of Deathmatch. Read Full Review

• 7.0

  One Quest - Chris Cobb

  Mar 01, 2013

  Paul Jenkins is writing and if you've read his stuff before you know the guy is pretty good with heroes. I wasn't familiar with Carlos Magno before this issue, but I think it worked really well for the book. Now I just want to see what's really going on! Read Full Review

• 7.0

  Comic Book Resources - Kelly Thompson

  Mar 01, 2013

  Even in an issue in which "Deathmatch" stumbles a bit as it juggles exposition heavy back story, it's still a solid comic, and one that is worth picking up -- against all odds. I remain impressed, and perhaps more importantly, excited to see where Jenkins and Magno are taking us. Read Full Review