Arcade Kings #3

Arcade Kings keeps surprising me in delightful ways as it continues to be that story I want to drop my quarters into. It's bright, flashy, and has a plot that feels perfectly juggled between the quick and quirky storytelling and the S-ranked super-move sequential sequences. Read Full Review

The emotional aspect of this story is apparent yet it does not overtake the story. It is a good balance of emotion, action, and people coming together to support one another. Writer Dylan Burnett has written a masterpiece so far. If you have not started Arcade Kings the timing could not be better. This is a must read. Read Full Review

Arcade Kings #3 introduces an engaging point of view character, offering us a unique insight into the world and setting. Read Full Review

Burnett is allowing the world to expand a little more as he introduces a new character on the other side of the narrative. As cool as the itinerant hero is in the first couple of issues, it's cooler to see a contrasting hero who is every bit as valorous while being much more firmly anchored in a single location.  Read Full Review

There is not a series like this that takes a subgenre inside a niche style and makes it work as an exciting story.Arcade Kings is one that any fan of arcade, anime, or the 80s/90s would definitely enjoy. Read Full Review

A key character gets the spotlight as the battle of Infinity City continues on. BURNETT, Baiamonte and Antonellini bring the emotional weight to the frenetic fighting for another knockout issue. Dont miss picking up this series on New Comic Book Day! Read Full Review

'Arcade Kings' defies expectations and subverts its colorful fun fighting bouts with a very human and compelling story. Come for the fireworks but stay for the storytelling.  Read Full Review

This new perspective is what this series needed after a rocky number two, but with the brothers possibly united, the story can reach new heights. Read Full Review

This remains a ton of fun and keeps building up a fully-realized word. My only hope is that the series is in it for the long haul. Read Full Review