Amazing Fantasy #3

Andrews does great work with the art in the issue. The scale of the imagery is fantastic and the energy in the action is eye catching. Read Full Review

I'm finding myself less interested in Amazing Fantasy as this series continues onward. Although what this story has built to isn't bad, much of the potential that I thought it had at the outset has started to dwindle. Read Full Review

Robert Alexander Auclair-Miran

Oct 15, 2021

Amazing Fantasy as a title is a book that is in a sacred place. Amazing Fantasy launched Spider-Man and its legacy carries on to this day in the aforementioned heros' title "The Amazing Spider-Man". As amazing as spider-man is, I have always wondered what happened to that fantasy angle? well, it seems that Kaare Kyle Andrews has been tackling this angle for the limited series "Amazing Fantasy". The imaginative take on Marvel characters aside, this beautifully rendered story is just a tad loaded for its short length. I found myself having to reread the first two issues in order to follow what exactly has happened. Jumps between the narratives of Captain America, Black Widow, and Spider-man serve to distract than to add to the tapestry. Desp ite these narrative fumbles the comic is enjoyable and I'm curious where this will be going, I'm further curious as to if there will be other marvel characters in this realm. more

Psycamorean

Oct 03, 2021

This is just shy of being something I really enjoy. I like the world built up but it's missing something I can't place my finger on.

CrazyforRAMU

Feb 03, 2022

I feel like the kid pointing out the nakedness of the emperor. This story is blah characters being flung into conflict for unexplained reasons, illustrated in a sketchy "not bad but nothing special" style. What am I missing? I'm sure there's some cryptic big-picture plot that will eventually explain everything, and doubtless some big dumb villain the heroes will have to team up against. But I'm starving for hints of it. Kaare Andrews is stingier with plot clarifications than Tini Howard, and I didn't think that was possible.