Royals #3

If new comic fans would give Royals, the Inhuman franchise's newest incarnation a chance, they might find a welcome change in which the reader is truly exposed to a new journey and the chance to say they there for the ride. Read Full Review

Wolf Warner

May 18, 2017

I'm finally at a point that I can enjoy the Inhumans without having to compare them to the X-Men. So far so good

CrazyforRAMU

Nov 25, 2017

A hefty and momentous chunk of Maximus backstory changes up the character and perhaps the Royals' current mission. Al Ewing does what he does best, diving deep into established continuity and giving things a major twist. Maximus and Black Bolt and their relationship are redefined here. It's excellent writing that's slightly undercut by a weak art team. Thony Silas hangs like grim death onto the sacred designs left to him by Jonboy Meyers; he doesn't have a lot of distinctive talent of his own to offer. In the flashback sequences, Will Robson injects a dissonant note of humor. At some points it's appropriate but it's definitely unwelcome at the finale.