Blade #3
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| Writer | Bryan Hill |
| Artist | Elena Casagrande |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
BLADE POSSESSED?! In exchange for a weapon that can destroy the Adana, Blade must get his arms-dealing ex-girlfriend out of a bloody situation with some literal headhunters. But no good deed goes unpunished when he finds himself under the control of her captor! Meanwhile, the pulse of the Adana's power ripples across the Marvel Universe - drawing a familiar friend of Blade's into the fray.
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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8.7
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Sep 27, 2023Casagrande and Pinti deliver fantastic art that beautifully brings to life the great action and horror in the issue. Read Full Review
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8.5
Weird Science Marvel Comics - mrgabehernandez
Sep 27, 2023Blade #3 continues to impress. Bryan Hill presents a Blade that's a spiritual successor in every way to Wesley Snipes's badass rendition, the story is getting more interesting by the minute, and the cool, slick art is not your typical Marvel fare. Read Full Review
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8.0
AIPT - Chris Coplan
Sep 27, 2023Issue #4 is likely to be even more of a magically-oriented affair, but there's no denying that #3 cast its own spell with a solid chapter of big fights, robust intrigue, and poignant character developments. Read Full Review
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7.0
ComicBook.com - Chase Magnett
Sep 27, 2023Even the most workmanlike qualities often attached to serialized superhero comics are well delivered in Blade and set a very high floor for the series as it continues. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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9.0
For whatever reason, this worked a lot better for me than the first two issues. Don't get me wrong, the first two were both good, but this really clicked with me. The opening was really cool and it, once again, established Adana as a crazy powerful villain. Then, we got Blade killing Lord Daido in awesome fashion. I will say I would have liked if that part went longer, but it was still cool. I also really liked the setup of the mission going forward, as I think it creates an interesting premise. Plus, the addition of Doctor Strange at the end also has great potential for some really good content in Issue 4 and, possibly, beyond. This was definitely the best issue so far and I'm really looking forward to where this goes next.
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9.0
Another great issue. Once again it feels like this is an action movie rolling out issue by issue, in '10 min intervals'. Blade works with his 'partner' and old love/hate lady friend to essentially work out an impossible plan. It is insane, but I am loving every second. Blade comes off as amazing and cool. His rag tag team trying to go on a suicide mission is great. His ex also has a hilarious line where she is like "I should totally leave this" then ponders Blade and goes a long with it. It goes feel it has that great pulp action feel still. Everything you want in a Blade comic.
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8.0
This continues to be a really good series. I'm so glad Blade is back and they didn't destroy his character. He escapes the mind control and then they go out for Dim Sum to talk about strategy. Guess who shows up at the end? Everyone's favorite Sorcerer Supreme. Looking forward to the next issue. Check out my comic reviews on Youtube - https://youtu.be/2x2xl7U3VsE
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8.0
We finally slow down to chart the course to the next plot point. It's still stylish as all get out, but I'm slightly disappointed by the dearth of substance underneath. The casual disposal of the last issue's cliffhanger was a bit of a letdown, and the subsequent developments didn't quite haul me back to my previous level of engagement. Adana is shaping up so much like the Mother of Horrors in The Incredible Hulk that I think a crossover or at least a nod is required.
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