Crime forensics expert Barry Allen has a dark secret-and a prototype suit that makes him the fastest man alive. Michael Cray wants to make him pay for his sins, but is he able to catch a man faster than justice? And what will happen when Barry Allen turns his psychosis on Cray at hyper-speed?
RATED T+
If you have been sleeping on or trade-waiting throughout The Wild Storm, Michael Cray #3 will be the issue that wakes you up. Armed with a strong point of view, the incideniary spark of indie comics, and a hard as nails, but engaging protagonist The Wild Storm: Michael Cray #3 is the best kind of winner " a daring and responsible one. Read Full Review
I’m still really enjoying this book and really would love more people to read it as it is as strong as the main series, although the art regarding faces waas not always strong. One thing I’m dreading is that it only has 12 issues as I would love it to have so much more as the very idea of distorted heroes is interesting. Read Full Review
Overall Bryan Hill and N. Steven Harris deliver an entertaining issue. This take on Barry Allen, while questionable, is interesting and I'm certainly excited to see where it goes. Michael Cray continues to develop under Hill's watchful eyes. Read Full Review
Michael Crayremains a consistently solid read of a book that is dead set on accomplishing reestablishing Michael Cray as a force in the Wild Storm Universe and doesnt lose focus along the way while it's trying to stay one step ahead of where you think both the story and characters are going to go. Read Full Review
Apparently the DC heroes are all villainous dicks in the rebooted Wildstorm universe. Now that sounds like a Warren Ellis story. However, it's getting harder to invest in Michael Cray as a leading man when the issues seem to be more interested in which corrupted DC hero he's going to go after next. Read Full Review
This is a solid issue with some exciting, if uneven, art and some very engaging characterization. Despite some intriguing moments with Cray and the good Doctor Shahi, the sense of deja vu is inescapable, and I hope the creative team initiates a change-up in the format soon. Read Full Review
Although not bad, this series could be so much better at times, and this issue has been the weakest so far. The next issue could be the deciding factor on whether this series succeeds or fails in terms of storytelling. The issues seem weak on their own but work well when reading in succession, a common issue with comics these days. If you're going to lay a story out in a way that only really works in trade form then don't release single issues. Read Full Review
A cool premise can't make up for bad artwork. I really wanted to like this series, but the shoddy pencils are hard to get past. Once evil Batman shows up, I may drop the book if I'm honest. Read Full Review
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