Insurgents in Syria are using a djinn as a weapon of mass destruction. Can the elite special forces unit known as the Godkillers help their Kurdish allies defeat this super-natural menace? Or, like other foreign interventions, will they only make things worse?
From writer Mark Sable (Grounded, Fearless, Supergirl) and newcomer artist Maan House, GODKILLERS is a monster story for the modern age.
Godkillers #3 falls victim to the same missteps as previous issues and slides into the generic action/horror genre. By failing to make readers care about the characters or action on the small scale of issue to issue, it becomes hard for me to recommend anyone put much stock into this series' future. Read Full Review
I would like to see the series have one central enemy or topic that it can focus on. Reading this issue feels it's scattered in many pieces and I don't see what direction it wants to take. Each issue has had a monster of the week but this feels like the wrong approach for this series. This series introduces the monster and gives a history lesson of each one. I wonder why they go to so much effort if they are going to be forgotten about in the next issue. The best aspect of this series is the art. The supernatural beings have incredible designs. The backgrounds create a sense of unease to prepare the reader for the subject matter. Read Full Review
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