All police resources are shifted to taking down Lobster Johnson after a vicious grenade fight in the NY streets. Meanwhile, bank vaults all around the city are exploding. Lobster knows it’s a trap, but justice is not afraid of traps.
Do what the title says: Get the Lobster. Why isn't this monthly? Highest possible recommendation. Read Full Review
The last two issues of Get the Lobster will certainly bring everything together in a climactic collision of worlds that will determine the fate of the criminals, The Lobster, and the city. My faith in Mike Mignola and John Arcudi as storytellers has grown with every passing issue, so my expectations are high. But given everything so far I cant wait to see how exactly this all plays out. I cant recommend this series enough, and Im saddened to think we are closing in on its conclusion. If you havent yet, be sure to pick this up and join the rest of us in eager anticipation for issue #4. Read Full Review
Lobster Johnson: Get the Lobster #3 has to be one of my favorites this week. I recommend it to any of my fellow fanboys and fangirlsbecause even if you're barely familiar with it there's enough here to get you engaged. Recommended. Read Full Review
The artists involved in the Mignolaverse never slow down! Get the Lobster has been yet another worthy addition to the mythos of this fan-favorite character. The pulp feel of Lobster Johnson is at its peak this month, and this was a damn exciting issue overall. Read Full Review
Overall, the pulpiness of this comic is only getting better and more fun to read. Now that the midget and the Russian Bear are gone, it's just pure and simple bank robbers, cops, and vigilantes. I love it. Read Full Review
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