Nemesis has launched his biggest plan yet and has an elite team of henchmen making it happen, unaware that one of them is a mole and working for the FBI. Is she really prepared to do all the terrible things he asks or will she blow her cover?
I'm continuing to enjoy this series and know that with only two issues left after this one, things are really going to kick off. Following Kitty's story arc throughout has made this a more compelling read, and the stakes are incredibly high for her, especially as she is pregnant. I'm hoping she will make it through the story unscathedor at least as unscathed as possible. Read Full Review
Scalera delivers some beautifully detailed and interesting art that perfectly captures the tone and grit of the story. Read Full Review
NEMESIS FOREVER #3 delivers a ruthless return on investment for readers craving kinetic storytelling and art that slaps as hard as its dialogue, but beware: returns occasionally come with hidden fees in the form of narrative confusion and emotional coldness. If your comic budget prioritizes brutality, innovation, and high-octane anxiety, this issue earns its place against stiff competition, but for those seeking clarity and depth, consider your stake before you go all-in. Read Full Review
Plot
The story increasingly focuses on Kitty Topper, the undercover agent posing as the assassin Sofie Stein, who has just discovered she is secretly pregnant while carrying out illogical missions ordered by Nemesis. Meanwhile, the real Sofie Stein has escaped and wants to know who is impersonating her. Kitty can barely handle the high levels of tension witnessing all these missions carried out by psychopaths.
Nemesis, on the other hand, pursues two agendas:
- The first, as the billionaire Hans Berg, who is harassing a medical genius named Deepak Bharti, who has just created a revolutionary technology: a chip that, when inserted into the brain, can cure conditions like Alzheimer's or multiple sclerosis. But Nemesi more
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