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10
There are significant moments when great collaborations upgrade imaginations reveal all that we hope, Wonder, and dream. This book is a celebration of the best hopes and some of the oldest fears of humankind. It is a beautiful reminder of what Comics doevery day, and what they still do in our hearts. Read Full Review
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9.6
Crossover #3 is a wonderful comic. The opening flashback hits the right emotional notes, and Cates keeps things going from there, really fleshing out the characters. He keeps adding more wrinkles to the whole thing- what does Ryans father have planned? How are the Paybacks and Avas benefactor going to play into everything? Shaws pencils are some of the best of his career, making the whole thing that much better. Crossover hit its first Crossover, and its delightful. Read Full Review
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9.5
Crossover is going from strength to strength! Such a special book and deserves the attention of every comic fan! I know I'm repeating myself but get on this series now - you owe it to yourself! Read Full Review
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9.2
Geoff Shaw continues to deliver some beautiful imagery throughout this issue. The characters look great, the action is fantastic and Shaw does a great job of building tension and emotion through the panels. Read Full Review
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9.0
Crossover is pure genius and continues to be one of my favourite comics on the shelves right now. Routed in comics history I am loving the plot comparisons to comic book legends like Watchmen, making this a comic book for comic book readers while cleverly keeping the story front and centre to engage new comic book readers aswell. Read Full Review
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9.0
It took me three issues but I am all aboard Crossover now. I wasn't exactly sure what to make of the story after the first two issues, but with Crossover #3 it seems Cates is starting to let the story take off and let it spread its wings. The art is obviously stunning and just a fantastic little visual treat. If you have been on the ropes with this series this issue should sell you as a must-read. I mean, plus, that cover with the Gundam Shadow is perfection. Read Full Review
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9.0
Graphic Policy - Brett
Jan 6, 2021
Crossover #3 is a fantastic issue that blends different worlds even more and allows Cate and Shaw return to an earlier property of theirs. That inclusion is fun (seriously, go read The Paybacks) but the further reveal really ups the “oh shit” factor of it all. This is a top-notch series that in its third issue has shifted things a bit taking this comic to an even crazier level of entertainment. Read Full Review
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8.2
A fun comic that develops the characters, advances the narrative and ends with a surprise cameo appearance from a fan-favorite IDW character. Read Full Review
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7.1
Crossover is such a difficult franchise to evaluate, because the overarching structure demands that it both be all encompassing and all able to stand on its own. There is very clearly a deep love for the comic book medium, yet the paradoxical story feels like it should be approachable to all and this is the third time where I feel slightly alienated by some of the choices made. Read Full Review
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6.0
The narrative is solid and the art is great, but the hook gets too distracting throughout this issue for it to be as excellent as its predecessors. Read Full Review
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5.5
Overall, Crossover is moving places, but there are some fundamental problems that keep the series from fully gripping. Read Full Review