After witnessing what happens to rule breakers in Stillwater, Daniel must come to terms with what it really means to live forever. And what exactly is a deathday?
Stillwater #3 is Chip Zdarsky's master class on exposition as he turns what could've been an info dump into the best issue yet. Read Full Review
Ramon Perez delivers some great imagery throughout the issue. The sequence in the beginning of the issue with Daniel attempting to escape is brilliantly laid out. The rest of the issue has a great contrast that showcases the beauty and serenity of the surroundings while reminding the reader of the threat of the leaving. Read Full Review
Stillwater has really hit its stride here. It's introduced a killer concept and now it's getting ready for some sweet vengeance. Who would have known that such carnage could be unleashed in a place where you'll never grow old and die? Read Full Review
Stillwater #3 maintains the pace of the previous one, opting to spend its time fleshing out the town. Not the strongest issue so far, but still worth checking out. Read Full Review
STILLWATER #3 improves on the prior issues with some answers and some humor. If you're a fan of the series up to this point, this issue will give you more to like. Read Full Review
I've read many "isolated and weird" town stories over the years. What makes this one interesting to me is the people, including Daniel and the doctor. Read Full Review
Yet even shackled to the direct market model, Stillwater #3 still manages to provide sufficient details and one exceedingly excellent moment of violent humor in this issue to keep readers engaged on a monthly basis. Read Full Review
Well, I for one am excited to see where this is all going.
This was pretty good but I'd be lying if I said that I was still as enthusiastic about this series as I was.
exposition eh?
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