Now that Bloody Bliss has witnessed firsthand the carnage of D'Kayde, she prepares to face him in battle. But what can an old crone do against a resurrected warlord of death? Also continuing this issue: Romero Muerte!
Justin Greenwood does some amazing work with the art in this issue. The characters look amazing and all of the action is beautifully brutal and filled with energy. Read Full Review
Crone #3 was a vibrant and concerning tale of the aged warrior, full of striking scenes and colors. Read Full Review
Though Crone features a lot of familiar things to most fantasy fans I'm finding it to be an absolute delight. I haven't engaged with the genre much for a long time so it's definitely working well for me on that front. But the simple truth is that Culver and Greenwood are hitting all the right notes for it with a solid competence and a zest of fun about it that it's a little intoxicating. Each issue reveals a good bit about what's going on and how it all operates and why with some solid twists that keeps it hopping and fun. This issue does a great job on that front and it really makes me want to see something like this in live-action form since it would have some great casting about and trying to capture Greenwood's expressive Bliss would be a delight. Read Full Review
In this latest issue, the creative time aren't pulling any punches in telling a bloody, highly emotional tale of vengeance and second chances. Read Full Review
Crone #3 (Culver, Greenwood, Simpson, Brousseau) has finally and truly hooked me into Bliss story, in a way that the prior issues have been unable to. Definitely pick up this book if youve been hesitant thus far. Read Full Review
So while Crone #3 does feel a little long in the tooth for me, I continue to look forward to future issues. The characters are still strong and, with a bit of forward momentum, I think this book could easily find its way back to greatness. With this book ending with a surprising turn of events, it feels poised to do just that. If you enjoyed the first two issues of this story it is certainly worth hanging in there for now. Read Full Review
This chapter in the journey goes through a number of expository beats, none that are especially engaging or surprising, yet there's something to be said of offering readers the traditional tropes of such a story, with the book's final pages potentially setting the stage for more exciting over the horizon. Read Full Review
This is a well put together comic. This comic puts a smile on my face. I love the extra at the end of comic .
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