Jack's travels bring him to a village filled with tension and mystery. Can he discover the town's strange secret before Aku's robotic army invades? Our samurai hero's quest to gather the Threads of Time continues.
Overall, Samurai Jack #3 is definitely one of the best comics of the new week, and I can say that with confidence because both the writing and the art on this issue are perfectly in sync. Bring on more, I say! And I wonder if the creative team would be up for double-shipping? Man… the possibilities there… Read Full Review
That all being said with the Jack formula it has inherit pratfalls. It tells simple stories and is very minimal so if you're looking for dense lore or tons of characters all with complex progressions don't look here. Samurai Jack has always been presented as a really great exotic children's book of sorts, simple,beautiful and noble. Now if those things sound good to you (which they should)? You know where to go. Read Full Review
When people talk about great comics they need to start mentioning Samurai Jack. This is a comic that bleeds heart, fun and creativity as if it were sliced with a katana. Read Full Review
Fans of the show, like me, need to start reading this. And if you aren't a fan of the show or never had the chance to watch it, you can still pick this up because each issue introduces the basic plot of the series. It's all you really need to know as the comic has been designed to be VERY accessible and that is never a bad thing. Read Full Review
The truth is the hero, like his town is long dead in the attack the samurai witnessed and only the Threads of Time allow him to stay and remember his home as it was. Freeing the ghost, Samurai Jack continues his journey onward to best Aku and make it home. Worth a look. Read Full Review
An unclear story with good to poor art.Such adisappointment. Read Full Review
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