This is a fun comic, but it's one where the concept is carrying a lot of the weight and we still really haven't seen where it's going yet. I'm hoping the finale is as strong as the setup here. Read Full Review

The Jurassic League #3 is sure fun for those who like Elseworlds-type stories, as well as those who are fans of dinosaur movies. There is a lot of biting. Read Full Review

Bits and Pieces:Jurassic League #3 continues to tell a standard, run-of-the-mill Justice League story where all the characters are reskinned with dinosaur heads. The writing is simplistically fine but doesn't take the creative step of leaning into the setting, and the art messily approximates Johnson's style without the drama or nuance. This issue is a mild recommendation for preschoolers but a skip for everyone else. Read Full Review

The new art is a bit too messy and cramped for my tastes, and it brings down the already very simple story. Read Full Review

The Jurassic League is a miniseries that seeks to deliver on style and the pivot away from Gedeon's work in this issue, regardless of the reason, seriously diminishes the series' most effective elements. Read Full Review

This is just a fun book, and I don't care what anyone says.

Art takes a small turn for the worse here IMO. But it still fits the aesthetic and does not take me out of the enjoyment.

Still fun.

So far the worst issue (not that the other we great) of this limited serie. Uhm, still really like the concept of a Justice League formed by dinosaurs but in this issue the art is awful. It’s just a big mess of color, sometimes was difficult to know what was happening. Storywise, we know a bit more but mostly this issue was packed with a lot of action! Still keeping it in my pull list although it’s very disappointing!