Fighting together, Conan and Red Sonja must face a king who seeks revenge for their past deeds before they proceed to stop a sorcerer-priest intent on creating a deadly new weapon!
Conan Red Sonja #3 is another entertaining issue that makes this series consistently enjoyable with great character development and scenarios. It's good to see character growth for Conan with his perspective on everything taking place, and even though it's not shown for Red Sonja, that much can be assumed from the writing. It feels somewhat cliche to have the two facing off considering their growth up to this point but the action throughout this issue is overall solid. So I'm looking forward to getting my hands on the next issue when the two of them go back at Thoth-Amon. Read Full Review
Conan Red Sonja continues to be an amazing crossover, as though the jump in time frame takes away slightly from the plot, the final product is something the creative team should be proud off. Read Full Review
Despite this being a crossover book of sorts, I thought it was great. It's hard to combine elements of two different books, let alone two different companies without stepping on any toes. The fact that Sonja and Conan are similar does help this, but it is the talent on hand that makes the whole book work. Read Full Review
Those issues aside, I did enjoy this book. I like the interaction between Red Sonja and Conan, and that we get to see them at various stages in their lives. That's certainly worth the price of admission in my book. The next issue ends this mini-series, and I'm looking forward to seeing how our heroes get out of this mess. Read Full Review
This is a stark dip in quality from the first issue. What began as an excellent saga has regressed to a clich 1970s heroteam up. Very disappointing. Read Full Review
Classic mini series. Art wasn't perfect on this one but really dig the story.
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