Starhenge: The Dragon and the Boar #3

STARHENGE BOOK ONE #3 is the latest outstanding issue in a series that is among the most creative I have read in recent years. Sharp was not afraid to appeal to his readers' intelligence in the first two issues. They relied on readers' curiosity, willingness to fully engage with a new and detailed world, and patience for the story to lay its foundation. This issue begins to pay it off. It commands the same level of attention while being less dense and faster paced. The book is an elegant turn from exposition to plot advancement. Read Full Review

'StarHenge' #3 depicts a magical recount of the forming of Stone Henge as well as a narrative track from a rather snarky Amber in the 21st century. But why her? As this issue unfolds, we start getting some idea of her role in this legendary tale. Read Full Review

Sharp continues to narrow the gap between the past, the present, and the future in an issue that brilliantly utilizes things like Celtic mythology in marvelous ways as he slowly brings everything together. Visually grandiose and an absolute feast for the eye. Starhenge continues to be an accomplishment from Sharp that truly deserves the title of Epic. Read Full Review

With that in mind, the only real "weakness" of this issue falls to the same complaint I had for the previous: this format does not suit this wide, expansive story. It should be one immersive body of work, not an issue-by-issue adventure. Read Full Review