Adam.3 #2
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| Writer | Scott Kolins |
| Artist | Scott Kolins |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
A nightmarish plague threatens Adam's island home and everything he holds dear-including his beloved wife, his troubled son, and the animals he watches over. Lives are lost and captives are taken as an otherworldly invader penetrates Adam's utopian environment.
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9.5
SnapPow.com - Harrison Rawdin
Sep 02, 2015Adam.3 #2 is an absolutely engaging piece of fiction that excels through the might of its creator. I appreciated the format decisions as I eagerly shower this title with praise and recommend it to any curious onlookers that might want to try something new. Read Full Review
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9.0
Graphic Policy - christopher scott
Aug 30, 2015The art work is well done, in a similar manner to the last issue. It has a nice balance of vibrant, action-filled, scenes. Along with scenes that have a slight darkness to the characters and the environment. Read Full Review
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8.5
Villain Smash - Brady Steele
Sep 02, 2015On the surface, this book looks like as advertised: Jungle adventure mixed with a touch of futuristic tech and aliens. This appears to be a winning combination for this to be an entertaining book. Looking a little deeper, you can see there are some intriguing subplots or mysteries percolating already. I wont spoil those as its part of the charm of this book to see them begin to take root. If youre looking for something fun and gorgeous to read, Adam.3 #2 will not steer your wrong. Read Full Review
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8.4
The Fandom Post - Chris Beveridge
Sep 02, 2015Adam.3 has a strong second installment that builds upon what we've gotten so far and manages to make it even more engaging and intriguing. This is the kind of book that I wish was hitting weekly in digital form because there's so much that I want to know and see explored that waiting a month for a new installment makes me get anxious. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Bastards - Patrick Self
Sep 02, 2015The page layout remains stellar, in fact if anything it's improved. The whole issue just feels more refined and focused, which you love to see in a second issue. The main characters all receive a bit more sophistication, both in aesthetics as well as with background and motivations. AND, with the Mononoke-esque infectious animals from the first issue and the second E in SEEDS standing for Epidemic, I'm cautiously optimistic that we will be in for a visual treat with issue #3. Read Full Review
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