47 Ronin #3

8.3

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Writer Mike Richardson
Artist Stan Sakai
Cover Price $3.99

In the wake of Asano's tragic death, Oishi and his loyal samurai set their revenge in motion, with a plot that will span many months while taking a tremendous toll on its participants!

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  • 10

    Comics Bulletin - Zack Davisson

    Mar 05, 2013

    Only two more issues to go -- and then a super-deluxe hardcover (fingers crossed). This series has been one of the standouts of the year, and something I am sure I will read and reread for years to come. Read Full Review

  • 8.5

    IGN - jorgecotte

    Mar 10, 2013

    If you like epic tales or samurai, 47 Ronin is worth your time. Though a lot of set-up occurs in the first few chapters, the ending promises to be rewarding. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    Comic Bastards - Matt Eurice

    Mar 06, 2013

    If you’ve ever been a fan of old Japanese samurai movies or even just have a bit of interest in them, I would recommend picking this one up. It may be a bit too serious for some comic fans out there and perhaps not enough action, but you won’t hear those complaints coming from my direction. This series is telling a story, a traditional story that is about more than just samurai’s kicking ass; a story that is about Japanese values and heritage. I would say you owe it to yourself to give this one a shot. For god sakes, get a little bit of culture in your lives! Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    Comic Book Therapy - Cody "The Thorverine" Ferrell

    Mar 06, 2013

    The 47 Ronin is a fantastic and well researched account for one of Japan's most famous stories. Richardson and Sakai have crafted something truly special. The 47 Ronin hasn't been for everyone, but if you enjoy the storytelling it has been a great ride 4/5 Read Full Review

  • 7.0

    Razorfine - Alan Rapp

    Mar 11, 2013

    Three issues in 47 Ronin is still quite a bit of politics and set-up without delivering much action. That said, the story is well told and I'm willing to read anything drawn by Sakai (although I prefer it to center around a rabbit with a samurai sword). Worth a look. Read Full Review

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