Dragon Ball Super #3

This volume features a super simplistic plot, but it has all the charm and personality Dragon Ball fans expect as well. Read Full Review

So Dragon Ball Super Volume 3 is a good book, full of story twists and plenty of action at the end, leading into Volume 4. It comes recommended if you want some Dragon Ball action, but maybe not so much if youre looking for a thought-provoking page turner Read Full Review

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Apr 14, 2021

Dragonball Super Volume: 3 “The Zero Mortal Project” Publisher: @vizmedia Writer: @akira.toriyama Artist: @toyotaro_vjump Translation: Toshikazu Aizawa Touch-up Art & Lettering: @gattonepaolo and Chiara Antonella Design: Shawn Carrico Editor: Marlene First Enter “Goku Black”. Future Trunks suddenly arrives from the future to share information of his worlds newest threat. Trunks identifies the threat looking exactly like Goku, but isn’t him! This mysterious warrior has already wiped out majority of the Gods of Destruction and Lord of Lords from the other 12 universes. Will Goku and his friends be able to stop this threat in the future time line?! The return of Future Trunks. What more can I say?! Putting aside my inner child, Toriyama provides a compelling back story for Trunks. An introduction to another new character Zamasu, Lord of Lords in training, is another focal point of this volume as well. We are given further information how Zamasu and Future Trunks tie into the true identity of “Goku Black.” There is involvement from Goku & Vegeta as they go to the future to fight this threat and gain information. I enjoyed the boundaries set forth by Lord Beerus and Lord Whis, as we are given greater look into their morals and principles. I can feel the intensity of the pages every time Future Trunks is featured. It is pure joy to re-experience his character’s presence! Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5) Reviewed by: @gonzalezdavidm9090 of The Comic Book Club of Instagram Follow: @the_comic_book_club on Instagram for more reviews! more