The Black Hammer Squadron, with the aid of a familiar hero, continue on their perilous mission to save acclaimed scientist Herman Greenbaum and his family from the Nazis. However, with a battle between Nazarova's Soviet mechs and the fabled Ghost Hunter raging above the Greenbaum's heads, time may be running out!
Black Hammer '45 is definitely following its own beat here with what it's doing and I like how it ties into the mothership title but also stands on its own. The use of Abraham Slam here is nice as it gives us a little more taste of what he was like as a hero at this point in time. Lemire and Fawkes have a solid enough story underway that's not as strong as it could be but serves the end intentions well. Combine that with some really appealing artwork that's definitely standout in its own way but fits perfect here is great. I continue to be hit or miss with Kindt but I'm digging what he's producing here. Read Full Review
At times, the plot feels redundant as the same characters fight time and time again, but that's a war for you. Read Full Review
Action packed, dramatic and just a hair nostalgic, Black Hammer '45 #3 should be on your pull list now. Read Full Review
As a midway point, "Black Hammer '45" #3 is still a well done and mostly emotionally satisfying read but has yet to prove itself as one of the stronger spin-offs. Read Full Review
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