Stealth #3

Stealth really came out of nowhere to provide a thought-provoking look at being a hero whether in a metal armored suit or caring for parent. Read Full Review

STEALTH #3 is a strong mid-point in the story arc that looks and feels like a classic Batman/Joker story. The writing is grounded and hits all the right emotional notes, and the art matches the emotional punches beat-for-beat. This is a solid recommend. Read Full Review

Stealth continues to take a unique look into the effects of Alzheimer’s, both on the victim themselves and their loved ones, and the more dangerous implications that this can have. Setting this against a superhero story is a clever storytelling technique, and is an excellent opportunity to look at the real life effects of mental illness against a completely different backdrop than we’d usually see it. While there isn’t quite as much emphasis on this as in previous issue’s it’s still a great story and has much promise for the rest of the series. The art from Bellegarde and colours from Tamra Bonvillain are as consistently good as they have been in prior issues. Read Full Review

"Stealth" #3 is another strong issue that keeps its twist on the superhero genre captivating. Read Full Review

The concept remains intriguing, it's just a hard sell when three issues have been released and you're barely an inch further than where everything started. Read Full Review