Seven Secrets #3

Whatever it is that you look for in comics,Seven Secrets (@boomstudios @tomtaylormade @imkota @WalterBaiamonte @eDukeDW) is currently delivering. #3 is out today so pick it up while you still can! Read Full Review

Better than the issue before it, which was better than the debut, this series is on an impossibly fantastic arc you've gotta see to believe. Read Full Review

Seven Secrets #3 further anchors itself to Casper and does itself a great service in that respective because Casper is such a lovable character with equal amounts of tenaciousness and compassion. He's the exact type of character that serves as a great focal point to a weird, long running mystery, and I'm excited to see where Taylor and Di Nicuolo take him. Read Full Review

Seven Secrets #3 is a touching, exciting, and well made third issue. Though this book is light on answers, it continues to be one of the most interesting narratives because it juggles so many elements so well. Read Full Review

Daniele Di Nicuolo delivers some stunning, energetic art. The story is filled with great character moments that the art interprets brilliantly, but the energy of the action is brought to vibrant life as well. Read Full Review

The biggest secret to Seven Secrets' success is its at times brutal honesty, and there's no better example of this than Seven Secrets #3. Read Full Review

Seven Secrets #3 finally sees the series come into its own with a highly readable, beautifully drawn issue from Taylor & Di Niculo. Read Full Review

AdmiralWhiskers

Dec 04, 2020

Great book. Caspar comes of age and takes on his role. Closure of sorts with his parents. Not a fan of the anime-inspired art, but it works well for the subject matter.

Psycamorean

Oct 18, 2020

I'm still finding myself struggling to care here. I feel like this series is too slow.

Spacey Medicine

Nov 10, 2020

A perfectly pleasant read.