West Coast Avengers #3

West Coast Avengers #3 is an absolute must pick-up. It'll help you feel good during a dark time. I can't recommend enough reading this series. It has given me so much joy since the beginning. Issues can be found at your local LCS or through Comixology, with trades likely coming soon. As individual series go, I believe this will be among the top 5 in 2018 for me. Read Full Review

This book is so consistently good and entertaining and having fun playing with the dichotomy of the ridiculousness of superhero tropes while putting real emotions into the story. Each issue we get a little deeper into these characters and more importantly, their relationships with each other. Read Full Review

WEST COAST AVENGERS #3 continues to prove why this series is arguably Marvel's most entertaining at the moment. It's full of heart, nonstop fun, great characters, and superb artwork. Read Full Review

Final Verdict: 9.1 " Nine points for being a near perfect superhero team book and an extra 0.1 for what happens on the last page. Genius. I cackled out loud. Read Full Review

Its difficult to overstate the improvementin this series, its funny and charming but more than that theres heft to the plot and the relationship between these characters. Read Full Review

West Coast Avengers #3 sees the team defend the city against B.R.O.D.O.K. and his giants. The story moves at a good pace, with no filler. The characters are all in character, and the art is great, and nails the tone of the series. Read Full Review

Even with the stakes so high, this series remains an absolute delight to read, capably evoking both laughter and shock from a single panel. Read Full Review

West Coast Avengers is everything you could want from a fun, frolicking superhero comic. Read Full Review

West Coast Avengers #3 forces readers to confront the fact that the team doesn't work so well (from an entertainment standpoint) without a fully-engaged Kate Bishop. Though the twist ending strongly suggests that Kate's rabbitting tendencies will be recognized and resolved in the next issue, a strong arc conclusion isn't going to retroactively elevate #3 to greatness. Read Full Review

I liked the Hawkeye comic that this spins out of, but I'mhoping they can get this sorted outquickly - so far, it just isn't working for me. Read Full Review

SloboSOY

Nov 03, 2018

What a awesome reading. This was really fun & entertaining. I love how most of the cast is written. Even Fuse who's smart enough to wear Vibranium earrings. I was touch by Quentin caring for Gwen (Who lost her special power, that's a good choice). And I laugh when Tigra grunt "assemble" or do some catch move when she recover her mind (Even if I doubt this will help protecting Los Angeles). And I laugh with the ending. I want more. Cover - Not very good, but related to what I read. 1/2 Writing - Damn I love this ongoing. I hope US reader will support it. 3/3 Arts - I love the art too. There is some minor issue if I scratch a little, like some panel without background. But nothing serious. 3/3 Felling - A damn good ongoing. I want more like this (Oh yeah I follow Mr & Mrs X too !) 2/2 more

axdn

Dec 31, 2018

Fantastic, how can't you be buying this?

Ryan

Apr 23, 2019

Not once did I find myself bored while reading West Coast Avengers 3 and this series is becoming one of my favorite comics Marvel is publishing. This issue is perfectly paced with just the right amount of humor. This is Marvel’s most underrated series so read because it is fantastic

CrazyforRAMU

May 21, 2019

BRODOK's revenge nearly overwhelms the team. The script treats individual characters well and carries off an ambitious plot with clarity and momentum. The WCA isn't really gelling as a unit yet, though. There's still tons of fun to be had, particularly thanks to the all-in visual insanity of a Venice Beach kaiju war.

Rick Jonez

Oct 31, 2018

I don't expect to like this but it's still fun. Once this team gets the thumbs up from the real Avengers then things will be better.

Psycamorean

Nov 03, 2018

Didn't like this as much, but this was still really good.

Avanvolk

Nov 13, 2025

The jokes weren't really landing for me in this one. Nice to see Gwen breaking the fourth wall, but I find it a little weird that neither her nor B.R.O.D.O.K. have mentioned her time working as a henchman for M.O.D.O.K. in her Unbelievable Gwenpool run, especially since he's the villain they're currently up against. Just seems like something that would come up. Also, I'm not gonna lie...I could not care less about Fuse or whatever his name is. For a new character, we haven't really spent any time getting to know him, and so he has zero depth at the moment. At least the others are all established, so even though we haven't really gotten any strong character moments for them either, I at least know something of their background and history.

Spacey Medicine

Jun 02, 2019

This was okay! Some jokes that didn’t quite land.

Lucas

Dec 15, 2020

The book doesn't take itself seriously, but the jokes are very cringy. Not a good mix.