THE LAST STAND OF PARADISE ISLAND! Our heroes are on the run following the Trinity of Evil's devastating attack on the fortress of Solitude! With Superman's headquarters in ruin and the super-powers on planet earth in the clutches of Amanda Waller, Failsafe and the Brainiac Queen...is this the end of the line? No way--the resistance lives on! Using fortress technology cobbled together by Mr. Terrific and the Atom, Earth's last hope have retreated to Themyscira, home to Wonder Woman and famously suspicious of outsiders. Can Superman, Batman and the rest of the depowered heroes strike an alliance with these elite Amazonian fighters? All this, a more
Another issue of Absolute Power. Another book that I simply couldn't put down. Great writing. Stunning artwork. I'm hanging on every panel of this event. But as the tide begins to turn I worry that any feelings of hope might be misgiven with another month of storytelling still to come. Read Full Review
Absolute Power #3 was a really cool comic book, like I'm sure there are many other long fancy words I could have used, but sometimes cool is all my generation have to say that something was awesome. Can't wait for the next issue. Love this creative team. Read Full Review
Absolute Power #3 provides a foothold towards victory. The superstar creative team has made this series a hardcore, visceral war for the heart of every hero in the DC Universe. Read Full Review
The heroes of the DCU rediscover hope through chaos with an incredible pen-ultimate issue. Wais writing brings out the best of an exhausted and broken group of heroes. Mora and Sanchez elevate the emotions and actions flawlessly. The only thing not to like about this series is that its ending soon. Read Full Review
This is a surprisingly short event, with only a few books a month over four months, but an experienced writer like Waid has managed to balance everything well and even give the spotlight to some unexpected faces. Read Full Review
Absolute Power #3 is an excellent penultimate chapter to the DC Universe latest big event. Whether it's characters conversation with each other or action sequences, Mark Waid and Dan Mora keep finding ways to deliver one big moment after another. That leads to having the maximum level of hype to find out how Absolute Power will end and lead to even bigger things in the future. Read Full Review
Absolute Power #3 is a masterclass in action and pacing thanks to Waid and Moras chemistry as a creative team. This issue is nearly nonstop in action and keeps raising the stakes page after page. This issue has maintained the exciting momentum that the previous two issues started and is leading readers to a fantastic climax in the next issue. It will be interesting to see how Absolute Power leads into DCs next big projects. Read Full Review
Overall, Absolute Power #3 is a thrilling installment that continues to build upon the strong foundation established in the previous issues. With the introduction of Themyscira and the growing threat of the Trinity of Evil, the series promises to deliver an epic and unforgettable conclusion. Grab this issue and give this series a shot! Read Full Review
Absolute Power #3 sees the heroes at their lowest point, but the team behind the comic succeeds in allowing hope to shine through with concise writing, beautiful art and colors, and clever lettering. Read Full Review
Absolute Power #3 is a good issue, although it suffers from having so much going on with little setup for each scene. The impact of that final page also feels a little less impactful than it should, but there's no denying that this issue is an example of creators doing their best to cram in a lot of characters and content. Read Full Review
That last page has some big implications for the DC Universe moving forward, and it will be interesting to see how things manage to wrap up in the final issue. Read Full Review
Absolute Power #3 was a bit of a letdown with major subplots not getting the space to breathe and play out to really signal their importance. Waller's plan nearly sees like it's set to unravel, but the real key will be how Waid and company complete this mini-series. Read Full Review
Absolute Power #3 races readers from one scene to the next at Flash-levels of speed to cram in as much story as possible. For readers who favor non-stop, fast-paced action, this comic will feel like an absolute win. For the rest of us who would rather let the story breathe and unfold naturally to let the drama and emotional impact set in, this comic reads like a frantic panic attack. Read Full Review
This was a lackluster issue that I was barely able to summon up any interest in. It's never terrible but often uninspired and tedious as the events of the previous issue are undermined and the inconsequentiality of the modern event is put front and center. They might as well start using the tagline "Everything will always be the same. Read Full Review
The biggest problem with Absolute Power #3 is that you just don't feel like you're getting all the story. And, you're not- it's in the tie-ins and other mini-series. This issue really suffers for that. It's hurried, herky-jerky, cursory and repetitive. Dan Mora's art is not enough to get this one over the halfway mark. It feels terrible to give Waid, a writer I've enjoyed immensely over the years a low score like this. He's confined to four issues. Part of the blame falls on poor planning for the publication strategy for this story, despite the overall concept being underwhelming. It may be closer to a 4.5 out of 10, but the overall feeling from the issue is . Read Full Review
Another fantastic installment of this event. My favorite DC event by far in a long time. The art is amazing, especially that panel with the Flash bike. There's a lot going on, but it all makes sense and adds to the feeling of urgency and desperation the heroes must be feeling. Loving it, almost don't want to see it end.
Mark Waid is truly excellent.
I doing typically like these big events but this has been good
The art and color is great, but this event is too complicated.
Solid issue with some great moments but the pacing was so fast to fully get immersed in the story. Mora's one of the best artists out there but some scenes got too chaotic to clearly identify what's happening.
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