By the end of the issue so much has changed from the developing status quo that I'm not sure how long Snyder and Daniel can keep this trip rolling. For however long the ride is, it's got me highly invested and looking forward to every mile along the way. Read Full Review

Daniel delivers more stunning and beautifully detailed art throughout this issue. The wonderful contrast between the human moments and the moments of high action and horror are breath-taking. Read Full Review

It's impossible to get comfortable while reading Nocterra " the story is nonstop. Read Full Review

Nocterra #3 is available now so make sure you pick it up and add it to the top of your read pile because it’s one you don’t want to wait on! Let us know what you thought of the issue by leaving your comments down below! Read Full Review

The action has truly kicked into high gear as Val's escape takes a turn for the worst in this addictive post-apocalyptic series. Snyder does a fantastic job building on the dynamics between various characters and the tension continually leaves us on the edge of our seats. Daniel and Morey's art and colors continue to beautifully capture a gritty post-apocalyptic setting. This is simply another must-read issue. Read Full Review

Nocterra #3 hits a number of emotional notes while continuing to up the stakes for its protagonist's journey. Given the cliffhanger ending, it appears that Val will be forced to make a tough decision down the road, and I'm dreading the day the series comes to that point. But it also speaks to how emotionally engaging this book is, in addition to the action-horror elements. Read Full Review

Nocterra #3 pulls off a tension-filled chase scene in a comic, which is a testament to both Snyder's skill as a writer and Daniel's as a penciler. From there, Snyder throws in a little more world-building, just enough to make this world even more intriguing than it already is. Moreu's colors deserve special attention in this issue, as they make the whole thing pop. Nocterra #3 is a wonderful little comic. Read Full Review

Scott Snyder is a name that will attract people to buy this comic but its fast paced, entertaining story and dazzling art is what will keep people coming back every month. This issue is a turning point for the series crafting out the new arc and motivation for the story ahead. This series is becoming as gripping as it is entertaining with interesting characters and a unique setting. This is a creative team working at their very best. Read Full Review

It's one of the most compelling new Image books in a long time. Read Full Review

Nocterra #3 is another great issue that delivers a deeper view into the world and building up the tension. There's a lot packed into the issue from visual hints to outright terror. It keeps up the action while shining a little light onto the world and its characters. Read Full Review

Val's mission is on a race against time, a race she may be losing. Read Full Review

Issue three ramps up all the emotions this time. It seems that taking issue two off really prepared the team to bring it in this issue. 'Nocterra' #3 is electrifying and manages to handle the bombastic with the emotional in a return to form for the series.   Read Full Review

Nocterra #3 pits the main heroes and villain against each other in a good old-fashioned chase. The art and colors from Tony S. Daniel and Tomeu Morey continue to be excellent here and provide some stellar and surprisingly colorful visuals during this post-apocalyptic chase. Scott Snyder manages to give all of the main characters their time in the spotlight as they make their way to their destination. Read Full Review

Three issues in, Nocterra's world is much more fully realized; the visual storytelling here is a little less ambitious than in the previous two issues, but numerous characters get depth and relatability that exceeds the first two issues combined. Read Full Review

Though not particularly special, "Nocterra" #3 seems interesting enough for newcomers. Read Full Review

Nocterra is a blockbuster action movie set in a horror world. It's like watching The Fast & The Furious if Dom's crew was made of literal monsters, scaring the crap out of people a quarter mile at a time. Read Full Review

Nocterra #3 sees our would-be post-apocalyptic hero, Val, on the road and finding trouble round every corner. But, is it becoming to draw out and formulaic before it even gets a chance to rev up the story? Read Full Review