The Rocketfellers #3

I am loving just how much this comic is about the family navigating a time centuries before their own, while still maintaining a sci-fi thriller vibe. You see each family member struggle and adjust to their new timeline, in their own way. With a futuristic spin to each. Yet, they're all still incredibly relatable. Throw in some cyborgs, time travel, and a mystery about an eye, and this comic just sucks you right in from beginning to end. If you haven't met the Rocketfellers yet, there is no time like the present. Pun intended. Read Full Review

Manapul delivers fantastic art throughout the story. I love the visual style of this series and how beautifully detailed both the characters and their world are. Read Full Review

THE ROCKETFELLERS #3 is a perfectly wholesome and mildly amusing issue that shows the hijinks and weird occurrences the family from the future encounters. Peter J. Tomasi's script nails the feel-good vibes of an eclectic family who love each other. That said, issue #3 almost comes off as a retread of the first two issues, so the pace and forward momentum take a big hit. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Feb 07, 2025

Plot Raina, the psychopathic time police, is still unable to find a trace of the Rocketfellers. She is experiencing a temporary degradation of her body due to so many trips in time. She does not have much time left, and her desperation is total. The Rocketfeller family seeks to establish a daily routine that keeps them fit and mentally capable, so that they are prepared to be able to go to their era or a possible raid by soldiers from the future. This routine also makes them go unnoticed in the community, the detail is that they carry out somewhat exaggerated activities, which are awakening curiosity. Roland continues to analyze that eye that is apparently closed but contains some nano borgs, technology that makes this eye begin to r egenerate its tissues. They have not yet made clear its importance, but it is the reason that this family is a fugitive. Roland talks to his brother and meets his fiancée, both suffer in this distance. Richie is inventing something using a 3D printer, which will surely get him into trouble. Rodney goes out for a jog and all the old ladies on the block are stalking him and chasing him, he's like the eligible bachelor of the senior community. Rachel goes out to swim in the frozen lake wearing special clothes, a neighbor discovers her trying to fish in the hole she made, she is taking her physical activity to another extreme, apart from being the pilot of the city's traffic helicopter and she is possibly the best pilot of this era and she teaches a lesson to the reporter who accompanies her. Rae plays with toys imagining that she saves her grandmother from freezing to death. This installment focuses more on showing the family dynamics and how each personality tries to adapt to this world that seems barbaric. This comic enchants with this dynamic narrative and with a family with which it is easy to identify. Art Full of details and many textures that provide an interesting and mesmerizing organic effect, all this achieves a futuristic and somewhat terrifying tone. Summary The Rocketfellers try to adapt and create routines and are unintentionally attracting the attention of the community while the strange eye begins to react and regenerate. Mystery, action and family comedy. more

Deadlybeavis

Feb 08, 2025

Solid writing and art, but the story seemed to to be stalling.

Chris Y

Feb 13, 2025

Like the last two issues, this one is a mixed bag. The concept and storytelling are somewhat charming, but then there’s the average art and all the little things that don’t make sense. This issue doesn’t even have a lot of story, it’s all setup and some slice of life.