James Bond continues to unravel the horror he's uncovered as he makes his way to the center of it all - Wilhelm's island - with the reluctant Sarah Richmond in tow. All the while: Kino continues to stalk the pair, awaiting his moment to strike!
Featuring two amazing covers: Francesco Francavilla and the legendary Jackson Guice!
Did you know: Ian Fleming was a well-known as a book collector. He founded The Book Collector the same year he published Casino Royale.
I'm looking forward to seeing how the visit to the island goes down in next month's book. Read Full Review
This storyline continues to move along well even if it does feel just a touch padded at times with what it's trying to accomplish. The flashback sequence is overly long but it's effective in the bigger picture of exploring who Bond is. The action sequences are pretty solid throughout this issue and Minotti handles the artwork really nicely with its designs, which the color work helps to keep similar to what we had before. I'm curious to see how things go when Sarah's going to have to go all-in on what her plans are and if she'll survive the experience. Read Full Review
JAMES BOND: HIMEROS #3 is a strong entry in the series with clarity about what Sarah Richmond knows, bigger examples of just how dangerous their pursuing assassin really is, and a new direction for the plot that could be the end of 007 or the end for many of the worlds rich and powerful. The action, the reveals, and the overall pacing are very good, but the shift to a new artist brings the art quality down a few notches. Read Full Review
It's a subjective thing of course, and this issue overall had me hooked, so hopefully, issue #4 can continue to keep that momentum. Read Full Review
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