Turok #3

If the second issue didn't pull you in, Turok #3 really gets the ball rolling with the dangers this group is running into. They have their destination, they have their goals, so now it is all about making it without this world swallowing them up in its madness. If you're looking for fast-paced action, Turok is the one you should be following. Read Full Review

An enjoyable filler episode that follows our heroes on a perilous journey throughout the deadly Storm Lands, and features one of the coolest opening instances to ever be depicted in comic book form. Read Full Review

Turok's firing on all cylinders for me and I know that fully since I wish I was "discovering" this book after there were a couple of dozen issues out so I could just burn through the experience and crave more. Turok's straightforward at this point but nicely humanized with the flashbacks with his daughter while the time between Marak and Nettle helps to bring them both to life while playing off Turok decently. There's a nice expansion coming at the end here for the next issue and I like that Wendig took the time to give us some backstory on a key piece here with the submarine rather than just dropping it in and running with the idea, instead giving us some history and humanity to it. The book is just great looking and a very fun read that has me anxious for more from this team. Read Full Review

SloboSOY

Oct 27, 2017

I find it fun. But this ongoing isn't that interesting. I'm happy to see the two thiefs with Turok, but like I thought they was dead, I don't care that much for them. And this super weird storm seem like a screenplay ease. Cover - I'm not really like it, and their is no link to what we read inside 0/2 Writing - 2/3 not bad, but not good enough. Arts - Man this art sell me what I read more than the writing himself. Sarreseca & Burnett do great stuff. 3/3 Sentiment - Wait for the fourth issue & I will stop it. I'm not that convinced. Shame because the heist thing make me think of Doctor Who - Time Heist ^^ 1/2 6/10