Nemesis: Rogue's Gallery #3

The StoryHaving trained his sidekick up. Nemesis and Pedro set about hijacking a plane full of high-tech gadgetry, which they plan to use for another job. Having successfully pulled it off they receive an invitation to a Charity Auction full of the most wealthy. Knowing that the charity purpose would attract corporations and such. Nemesis accepts the invites and sets his sights on the auction's main attraction. However, it would seem that another person is just as interested in the prize, but adding to the pot is the fact that the four fathers looking to take Nemesis down are also in attendance. Read Full Review

Nemesis Rogues' Gallery #3 is another winner in this highly entertaining mini-series as Nemesis and Rookie learn not everything is going according to their very well laid-out plans. Read Full Review

Nemesis: Rogues Gallery #3 makes you feel funny about having fun with evil, but Mark Millar makes it look easy. The writing takes one or two shortcuts to get the reader from A to B, but the journey is so much fun that you don't mind. Read Full Review

Valerio Giangiordano delivers some beautifully stylized and immersive art throughout the issue. I love the gritty visual style and how it enhances the drama as well as the action. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Oct 02, 2024

Plot Nemesis and Pedro continue their mission to steal as much money as possible by posing as millionaires and playboys to blend in with the upper class. After stealing a significant amount of technological gadgets in the best James Bond style, they prepare for their next heist, the Heart of India gem that is going to be auctioned at Adrian Zigo's charity event. Park and his assault team manage to discover Nemesis' location, but they are wrong since one of the millionaires named Cash Crosby posed as Nemesis by chance because he has no money, but because of this Park and Andy's team lose the element of surprise and now Nemesis and Rookie are ready to attack. Rookie is not enjoying the life of a playboy/philanthropist/thief very muc h, he does not like the company of all these ambitious millionaires. The action sequences in this installment are shorter but on an epic scale, including many conversations that have the tone and pay homage to those of Adam West and Burt Ward in the 1966 Batman series, but of course totally inverse from a moral point of view. Art Valerio Giangiordano presents art with many textures adorned with shadows, where facial expressions are so clear and well recreated that they make you feel the wrath of Nemesis. His anatomy scales are robust, which makes this villain more frightening. Each panel is striking and unforgettable. The color palette is cold and focused on a sepia tone. He achieves some mind-blowing double splash pages. Summary Nemesis and Rookie continue their plan to accumulate an immense fortune, but they are about to face the revenge of Andy and Park's army. This twisted version of Batman and Robin improves with each installment more