Evie, Marco, Orbit, and Tab are forced to jump dimensions during an intense battle with Hunter, leading them to Marco's desert homeworld where her outpost is currently under fire. As Evie tends to Marco's pregnant partner's delivery, Tab must help Marco fend off the marauders that threaten their safety.
Overall, Triage #3 gives us a lot to digest. After that intense action scene in the beginning, the majority of this issue made use of the space given for strong character moments and development across the board. There was not a single character from this cast by the end who we didn't get to understand in a new way. Read Full Review
This is a stressful situation that Phillip Sevy has set up and through these events we see our main characters act very human and make mistakes. What a critical moment where we increase the tension between characters to add another layer to the story. Read Full Review
Triage is a pull-no-punches, logic-challenging tour de force across a weird universe that you can't help but get sucked into. Read Full Review
Triage #3 hops ahead in the action a little too fast to support its character revelations and dramatic tension. Read Full Review
Teams and other relationships start forming in this new setting as more conflicts arise and the spring is packed with tension, so hopefully the next issue and the rest of the issue can ride the launch smoothly. Read Full Review
Levy paints wonderful female portraits and his pencils are strong. He's immediately thrown these women into an emotional crock pot. However, he is not cheap with this trick. While it is very hard to have an original idea and it appears some of his methods are borrowed a bit in this issue, it will be interesting to see how he sews this event up. And if these women can either co-exist in the same dimension given the events in this issue. Read Full Review
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