Miracleman by Gaiman & Buckingham: The Silver Age #3

Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham finally continue their 30-years-delayed run on Miracleman with Miracleman: The Silver Age #3, and the decades that have passed since the previous issue have only made this deconstructionist fable more potent. Read Full Review

We've waited 29 years for this, and the creative team recognized that and delivered an impressive issue. The art and story are a joy to behold, and the issue contains quite a few extras to keep you entertained. Now we wait to see what Dickie will do next. Read Full Review

This issue is fantastic and feels like a fresh step into the next phase of the series despite being written thirty years ago. Read Full Review

Mighty Morphin Comic Rater

Jan 25, 2023

Art was great, story was great, I can’t imagine what it must’ve been like to be one of the original fans waiting almost 30 years for this to come out

Gizmo

Jan 16, 2023

Were all of the interiors redone from scratch?

Stand Up Comic Reader

Jan 27, 2023

Twenty nine years to wait for...this? A purple haired nympho? A Hagrid looking crybaby? A meandering hike up the Himalayas with Johnny looking Namor haunting Dicky D's dreams? Fawn over the amazing art and letters, fine, but Neil has a lot of catching up to get to greatness. Full review at: https://standupcomicreader.blogspot.com/2023/01/miracleman-silverage-3-review.html