Armed with a new costume (and ice packs for his achy knees and back), brand-new hero Ruben Kwan starts using his powers for good and gets the attention of a mysterious pair of operatives in the process: the Maroon Suits, who have their own designs for his future. On the home front, Ruben must decide whether to tell his pregnant wife Annie about this new double life that, for the first time, has him feeling like he is living up to his father's legacy.
Marty: Midlife #3 is a testament to the creative team's ability to weave a compelling narrative while delivering visually stunning artwork. The infusion of humor, the breaking of superhero norms, and the introduction of intriguing characters contribute to the overall richness of the story. The meticulous attention to details, from speech bubble colors to onomatopoeia, elevates the reading experience. The ending splash page serves as a powerful visual climax, leaving readers eagerly anticipating the next chapter of Ruben Kwan's journey. Read Full Review
Hot to read this issue? I'm already ready for next month. And my own powers. Yep. Ready. Read Full Review
Midlife tends to stumble in its story, and it's a shame that the tale following Ruben's superhero career isn't as hot as the fires he is attempting to put out. Read Full Review
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