Quantum Age continues to be an interesting project as I want to see more of how it ties into the past but I'm also just enjoying the storyline that it's presenting. It's working in Black Hammer tradition with flashback/origin material that expands and connects with events in the present and that's served Lemire well elsewhere. It's working well enough here too but it's such a strong love letter to the original Legion that it's almost going too far in some ways, making me spend more time looking at comparisons than enjoying the story itself. Wilfredo Torres gets a great range of characters to work with this time around and has a killer end page to set up what's to come in the next issue, which can't get here soon enough for me. Read Full Review

It's Archive's turn to effectively show that 'Even an Android Can Cry' in "Quantum Age" #3. Read Full Review

I'm not getting a great sense of character development from the title's two protagonists, and at the end of the day, it's hard to shake the feeling that I'm reading some generic science fiction tale. Read Full Review

Solid issue. I like the world building and the bit of backstory of the Quantum League.