Space Ghost #3 is another stellar example of how to make a vintage, nostalgia driven comic succeed. There's no letup with the action and the character portrayals are earnest and enjoyable. If you've remotely been a Space Ghost fan before, this is a comic worth reading ASAP. Read Full Review

Lau delivers some fantastic art throughout the issue. The visual style perfectly captures the thrills and dark tone of the story. Read Full Review

Space Ghost #3 is another solid issue for a series that has injected new life into the classic character and property. Here's hoping it goes on for years and continues to not just reintroduce this world and characters but also give us new adventures and aspects we've never seen. Currently, it's blend of old and new has been fantastic and makes this a series you don't want to miss. Read Full Review

Summing up, Space Ghost #3 proves that David Pepose and Jonathan Lau can produce a consistently entertaining sci-fi action-adventure. I enjoyed the focus this issue placed on the villainous Widow, and I like the use of self-contained issues to give the series a fast pace with a satisfying pay-out at the end of each issue. All in all, Space Ghost #3 is a wildly fun ride. Read Full Review

Against any expectations, Space Ghost continues to be one of the most thrilling and whimsical sci-fi series of the year. Read Full Review

This issue is an interesting one because theres a moment that it looked as if Jan might go a different route in order to learn more about what happened to her father, but it only lasted long enough for her to pull a fast one on our villain and the reader. This series continues to be strong and is building a universe out that is complex and entertaining to get to know. Read Full Review

'Space Ghost' continues delivering a top-notch space adventure that thrills. You won't find a more entertaining comic anywhere. Read Full Review

Pepose, Lau, and Dalhouse deliver another fun one. The action is beautifully rendered. The Widow is an engaging character that hopefully returns. And Jans arc delivers good character development, giving the issue added weight. Space Ghost #3 extends the series high quality with the teams first standalone adventure. Read Full Review

Honestly...Dalhouse isnt alone in trying to render too much detail in the story. While Dalhouse is clearly embracing the pulpy space superhero genre with his writing, there are far too many elements being thrown together in the script to keep the story interesting. Space Ghost would work a lot better with brutal, jarring action delivered with just a bit more primal simplicity. Space Ghost #3 could have been much more powerful with a bit less dialogue and a bit more clean, open rendering. The character design is there. The setting is there. Theres no reason to engage it any deeper than a slick, shiny, surface-level action story. Read Full Review