Honestly, the stumbles, while pretty egregious (go grab the issue and see if I'm lying) don't quite drag things down below the base level of enjoyment, and there's a lot of cool stuff to be had here, from NoMan's insectoid drone to Dynamite's bravado to Kitten being a strong female character in control of the whole Defense Enforcement Reserves. T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #3 isn't a perfect book, but it's a better-than-average one with some lovely art, managing to overcome its flaws and entertain me enough to justify the $3.99 price tag, earning 3.5 out of 5 stars overall. I'll be reading on to see if they can keep up this kind of good work (and also waiting for Raven.) Read Full Review

Hester has managed to keep what made the old stories so interesting while updating them and making it more modern. Read Full Review

All in all, I haven't given up on Thunder yet. There are definitely some things I like about it. The rich characters are there, but the tone of the whole comic needs some revamping. I hope that maybe it will happen slowly and this is still only the set-up of the comic. If that is the case then I am all for these new Agents. Read Full Review