Dastardly And Muttley #3

Dastardly and Muttley #3 is easily my favorite issue thus far. It has humor, it has action, new characters are introduced, and the feeling of danger is finally there for Dastardly and Muttley. I hope Garth Ennis keeps his foot to the floor and continues to finish this story with a solid second half. Read Full Review

On art, Mauricet continues to shine as he brings these characters and environment to life. Since we are essentially dealing with cartoons come to life, the art has to be reflective of this and Mauricet never ceases to entertain. The incredible hijinx that he is tasked with drawing simply elevates the story and keeps bringing a smile to my face. Read Full Review

Buy, as this story gets better with each issue. The creative team understands that the kids who grew up watching this duo are deserving of a book that matured with them. Read Full Review

Although it's amusing and entertaining, the series' main story is still moving just a little too slowly for my tastes. Mauricet's art is a constant delight – stylish and clever without being too ostentatious. Ennis' comic timing is, as ever, perfect and his strongest gags are often his crudest. An enjoyable comic that's well worth a look, despite the occasional moment of narrative deceleration. Read Full Review

The president depicted here is a mix of Nixon and Trump. This is good. The rest of the visuals are solid but still not wacky enough. This is not because Mauricet is not imaginative enough or a great storyteller. It is because he is limited by a script that does not allow him to cut loose. Read Full Review