She Said Destroy #3

From the fusing of genres to the plot to the powerful artwork, Im not sure what else you can ask for from comics. If Vault is looking for another ongoing series, they dont need to look much further than She Said Destroy. Read Full Review

I'm still enjoying She Said Destroy a whole lot for something that feels like it's outside of my usual a bit, both in story and design. I love the look and flow of it and the story ideas are definitely up my alley, but it feels like it needs to land on something serious nd concrete soon so that it can move forward in a more clear fashion. Winona looks like she's ready to hit that change phase so I'm excited to see what happens there as well as more of the invasion in general. It's a solid installment, one that will read better with the first two just before it, but well enough for those that are on the monthly drive side like myself. Read Full Review

Corallo, Kangas, Nalty, and Ujimori continue to demonstrate the importance and power of faith through meaningful dialogue and powerful characters. Read Full Review

She Said Destroy #3 is lovely in its execution and asks some fascinating questions about religion along the way. Read Full Review

We've learned enough about the characters that I am actually invested in what happens to them. I'm not just focused on how much I enjoy the art anymore. Read Full Review

No matter how much talk there is of gods and great magic, it cannot be filled with import in this broadly written and drawn outline of one of those stories that sounded like a good at the time. Read Full Review

UW

Aug 23, 2019

A lot more action within this episode putting the two forces driven by different faiths against each other. It's still a slightly frustrating read at times, some of the art in the action scenes does enough to convey what is happening without giving a sense of fluidity. As ever the ending is a blinder and it looks like the next two issues will fulfil the promise raised so far.