War Machine #3

Again, there is nothing landmark here, but it's undeniable that Pak is making the most of his given trappings. What could easily have become a niche book for a batch of devoted readers, Pak transforms into a tolerable story even for those not entirely interested in the character of Jim Rhodes. If you're at all entertained by unabashed shoot-em-ups, War Machine is certainly worth a look. Read Full Review

It's sometimes hard in these days of increasingly darker and darker heroes to enjoy a comic without shutting off a bit of your brain for a while. I guess in the end War Machine is kind of like an old Steven Seagal movie; how much you'll enjoy it depends a whole lot on whether you're able to sit through the fast-paced ride without thinking about it too much. Read Full Review

(Leonardo Manco's art is beautiful and, <a href="http://comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=2082" target="_blank">thanks to CBR's preview</a>, everyone can see it!) Read Full Review