Bizarro: Year None #3
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| Writer | Kevin Smith, Eric Carrasco |
| Artist | Nick Pitarra |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
As Jimmy and Perry adjust to life on Bizarro World, this backwards planet of opposites reveals itself to be more than a mirror reflection…there’s something sinister in the madness. It’s almost as if everyone on the planet is a plaything…a draft to be tossed away and re-worked…a deranged game of life, death, rinse, and repeat that me no like at all! This am a terrible installment of the official Bizarro origin you need to miss!
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9.6
You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
Oct 01, 2026It’s kind of difficult to talk about missed potential in a mini-series that is SO deeply-rooted in a celebration of imperfection. The basic elements of the story that Smith and Carrasco are working with feel like they could be more or less at home with just about any artist so long as they fully embraced their own sense of imperfection. That being said...there are endless possibilities for how a script like this could look on the page...all of which would be amplifying different things. There are simply so many possibilities with a script like this. Read Full Review
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8.3
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Sep 30, 2026The tragic fall of Bizarro takes another turn while Olsen and White strive to get home. Smith and Carrasco push the twisted rogue to his breaking point. Pitarra & Garland throw distorted looks into view while Bizarro embraces his destiny. A complex take with many twists along the way. Read Full Review
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8.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Sep 30, 2026Bizarro: Year None #3 finally starts pulling back the curtain on its strange world, forcing Bizarro to confront how badly his attempt at heroism is going. The desperation behind his desire to appear normal gives the character surprising pathos, while Perry White's subplot introduces hope alongside some appropriately bizarre comedy. Chris Burnham remains the book's greatest asset, turning transformations, grotesque details, and even mundane moments into memorable visuals. The chapter takes a little too long to reach its major revelations, but the final pages signal a significant shift for the series. Read Full Review
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8.0
More of the same, but the same is the best reworking of Bizarro in ages.
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