This issue features interiors from special guest artist JASON COPLAND (Kill All Monsters, Judge Dredd).
Olympian and Elon are the only ones who can save Olympian's creator...from himself.
I’ve praised it once and I’ll do it again, this book is fantastic. It’s a story that has been waiting to be told and I’m glad I’m getting to read it. This issue deals with some heavy matters, but it does so with skill. The writing makes this a joy to read even if the character involved is experiencing the exact opposite. And, this issue features a great guest artist that brings to life a narrative dealing with death. Read Full Review
With each new issue, this series continues to be even more promising. Standing as a love letter to comics and fandom surrounding the medium, it is easily a must-read for any new or old reader alike. Albeit dealing with darker overtones this issue, the creatives keep it tasteful and accessible to most readers. After the unexpected visit, Kirby Spiegelman is going to be in for the shock of his life next month. Read Full Review
A familiar, yet compelling, narrative about the life of a comic creator filled with so much meta that even Deadpool would be impressed. Read Full Review
Olympian #3 (Pires, Pires, Diotto, Cunniffe, Myers) takes a hard turn away from the tone of the first two issues, for an emotional sucker punch that leaves readers feeling concerned, but not compelled. Read Full Review
It's an improvement at the very least. Read Full Review
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