How do you kill a robot fighter? Send a human. Leeja Clane: Human Hunter! Her guns are huge! Her car is fast! Her theme music is awesome! How's Magnus possibly going to survive against an opponent with no robot parts? It's flesh-and-blood brawling brought by Fred Van Lente (Conan the Barbarian) and Cory Smith (Fathom)!
I wasn't going to mention this, but I can't just be too nauseatingly positive. I gotta keep these guys on their toes. At least a little bit. I wasn't really a big fan of the theme song thing. It was kinda 'meh'. I get it and everything, but I don't know, wasn't my thing. Other than that, great issue this month. Read Full Review
This is the greatest science fiction series available. You must pick this up! Highest possible recommendation. Read Full Review
Magnus: Robot Fighter #3 is another step on the smart, modern recontextualization of the character, and when you toss in Smith's excellent art in this issue and some quick, clever background worldbuilding, you've got a winner. This issue may have been primarily a single extended action sequence, but it was still one of the week's smartest comics. Read Full Review
Magnus: Robot Fighter continues to amaze with it's exciting and energetic being very thrilling to read. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
But if you're not a fan of the original, then you'd probably like this series - it's s high-octane experience, with terrific art and a smart script. Read Full Review
Overall, it's a pretty smooth issue here that nudges the key points forward, expands others and works with the perception versus reality angle nicely with the robots versus the humans. Definitely a good bit of fun. Read Full Review
Magnus is a good series and it's getting better every month. We're starting to see some of the larger things in play here, and it appears that Fred Van Lente and company are taking Magnus in a great direction. Read Full Review
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