Flashpoint: Lois Lane and the Resistance #3
| Event\Storyline | Flashpoint |
| Writer | Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning |
| Artist | Christian Duce |
Lois Lane stands on the brink of revealing to the world the extent of the Amazons' ruthlessness--assuming she manages to survive a betrayal by one of the Resistance's own! Plus, learn the history behind Britannia!
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7.0
cxPulp - Blake Petit
Aug 29, 2011The artwork is good " clean, strong colors, and a fine battle sequence that was fun to read through. The only complaint " although it is a big one " is that in the end, Lois really kind of got the short end of the stick. Read Full Review
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6.5
IGN - Erik Norris
Aug 24, 2011In what has become standard fair for most Flashpoint tie-ins, I'm left with my pants around my ankles since this mini concludes with a "o be continued in Flashpoint #5" note. As it stands, Lois Lane and the Resistance isn't a complete, standalone story, forcing you to pick up Flashpoint #5 to find out how things play out. But let's be honest with ourselves, the chances of Flashpoint #5 elaborating on the Resistance's plight outside a few throwaway panels is slim to none. That series has already bitten off more than it can chew. But to get back on point, as a series, Lois Lane and the Resistance hits a few highs, but is mostly made up of lows. This final issue isn't awful, but it won't make you fall in love with this series either. Read Full Review
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5.0
The Fandom Post - Chris Beveridge
Sep 26, 2011This was a series that started off with an interesting viewpoint but didn't manage to hold onto it for long as it went down some more predictable and less interesting paths. I like Lois Lane as a character and having her as an involved participant of the war is a nice way to shake off some of the journalistic approaches that stymie her at times. But that didn't really factor in here and we instead had a fairly straightforward action story that didn't get a lot of its material really dealt with as the finale focused more on Brittania and Lane with a nice small dose of Hyde to flesh it all out. The series could have been a lot more, and could have gone more out of the box than it did, but it had its moments. Certainly not a bad spin, but the potential for something more is pretty obvious. Read Full Review
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4.0
Weekly Comic Book Review - Minhquan Nguyen
Aug 25, 2011As relentlessly unimportant as it began, this title may finally be laid to a deserving, much appreciated rest. Read Full Review
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