Empyre: X-Men #3

Empyre: X-Men #3 keeps up the momentum, builds on the action, and leaving readers with an amazing cliffhanger and hopes for a more amazing finale of the arc. Empyre: X-Men continues to stand on its own as a side arc without having knowledge of what's happening during the main events. Read Full Review

REVIEW: Empyre: X-Men #3 passes the mic to Vita Ayala, Zeb Wells, and Ed Brisson as the mutants, zombies, and old ladies continue to war. Read Full Review

Empyre: X-Men has the humor and self-awareness of Shaun of the Dead, the intensity of Lone Survivor, and the monster madness of Hellboy. Simply put, this is summertime blockbuster escapism in the style of X-Men. Read Full Review

Empyre: X-Men has quickly emerged as the highlight of Marvel's summer event and delivers all of the strange joy readers of X-Men and "Empyre" comics alike could hope for in a miniseries like this. Read Full Review

Maybe not as well-crafted and exciting as the previous two issues, but Empyre: X-Men #3 is still crazy, fun and full of wild comic book adventure. Read Full Review

The conflict on Genosha continues to escalate when Magik finds the source of the Genoshan zombies and the Cotati seedpod hatches! Read Full Review

This series is now all over the place and has way too many moving parts to keep track of. Readers, this issue was certainly interesting and had me locked in from start to finish. I genuinely was entertained. However, EMPYRE: X-MEN #3 goes to eleven" but not in a good way. The levels of crazy almost made the issue comical when I don't think that was its initial intent. Read Full Review

axdn

Aug 14, 2020

Ok this is the X-men (Plant vs Zombies? ) Adventure I didn't know I wanted.

Psycamorean

Aug 13, 2020

This is just a ton of fun, and honestly that's enough for me right now.

BlueAndEvil

Aug 12, 2020

This has now hit the (expectedly silly) tone I expected when I read the words "Alien Plants vs Mutant Zombies vs Old Ladies", which last week's issue kinda didn't.

TheHyruleElf

Aug 12, 2020

The tone and dialogue felt much more fitting in this issue than last week.

Jacks Comics

Aug 16, 2020

Art 4/5 Story 4/5

ScorpioDarkArachnoid8

Sep 08, 2020

THAT'S A BROCCOLI

Captain Krakoa

Aug 12, 2020

That was fun.

Miracleman92

Sep 15, 2020

More zany mutant mayhem as the X-Men go up against a botanical alien species and a horde of mutant zombies!

Spacey Medicine

Aug 17, 2020

I feel again that this is a lot going on, but I don't hate it. It has some very fun ideas.

Liem Duong

Aug 19, 2020

This was better. Again, it still is kinda sloppy in certain areas, but its much more enjoyable than the previous issue. The art like last issue was pretty nice, really loved the art style and how Broccardo handles drawing the X-men and how he also handles action. And there was a heap load of action and wild kookiness to be enjoyed in this issue. The dialogue is a big step up. Yes, its pretty cheesy at times, but it handles funny banter way better than last issue on top of not being verbose with its writing. Overall, just a fun and wacky issue of X-men.

Kreniigh

Aug 16, 2020

There's a fine line between silly and sloppy and this wavers along that line.

maelstron

Aug 12, 2020

Better issue than last week.

Magik

Aug 12, 2020

LOL what the .... happened here?