Our group of d-list costumed villains set out across the city to hunt down the lethal, criminal-mastermind the Stickman, and collect the lucrative bounty on his head. Hoping to find him at an upscale nightclub for super villains they instead encounter something more terrifying-the unhinged vigilante hero, The Insomniac, out for revenge.
"I was hooked from the first page! Minor Threats is delicious, villainous dark pop that churns up the world of the marginalized and serves up a decadent and dangerous feast, all presented in glorious bombastic visual eye-fuckery that has re-ignited my love of comics. At last, something cool more
An action-packed story combined with Hepburn's ability to juggle two separate styles while jumping between timelines results in one of the most exciting indie superhero outings in recent memory. Read Full Review
Minor Threats #3 continues to be an absolutely enthralling installment in the series. With writing that digs into its characters and makes them resonate with you to an art team that takes the wild superhero world ideas and brings them to life in sumptuously detailed, multi-hued glory for a non-stop thrill ride from cover to cover! This is a series everyone should be reading. Read Full Review
The Minor Threats creative team has developed such an interesting world with compelling characters that it would be a crime if it ends after the next issue. The real threat here is that the overall story stops after this limited run concludes next month. Read Full Review
Hepburn has a brilliant visual style that comes through on every page. The characters look great and the world of the story is compelling and thrilling visually. Read Full Review
Scalpel's past is unlocked with the same quirky and entertaining art, and the tension holds up throughout the book, even if the last page is a bit of a head-scratcher. Read Full Review
This issue of Minor Threats felt like a faster read compared to the last two issues which were filled with plenty of writing. That is not a bad thing, this issue had more action. Which is weird to say because the last two had some great action too.
We find out more about Scalpel and why she is the way she is. Some good stuff on her for sure! The funniest part of this issue was when they enter a time-warped part of the city and run all around in different dimensions being chased by different iterations of The Searcher. This was hilariously drawn and almost feels like a parody on "the multiverse" of comics we all know about.
The characters are great, most of the attention was on Scalpel this time since she had to save P more
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