The mermaid and her only companion-a tiny axolotl named Lottie-are thrust into peril once again when they encounter a fearsome water beast looking for its next meal. Things get more complicated when a mysterious stranger enters the fray. Is he friend or foe?
Look, I'm not out here throwing out 10's just because I like it or because I may be obsessed with this series. The Last Mermaid is riveting, beautiful storytelling. Derek Kirk Kim has pulled inspiration from so many different mediums (Comic-books, anime, manga, animation) and created his own amazing piece of art that feels so new and yet familiar. I am on the edge of my seat while reading, while also being in awe of the imagery of each panel. It feels so cinematic. I wish it would run for a hundred issues, but I know this best stories have an end. I can't wait to read issue 4 and you should hop on it while you still can! Read Full Review
The Last Mermaid #3 is a masterfully crafted comic. Read Full Review
The visuals capture the thrilling chase and action of the story while also crafting and enhancing all of the emotional beats of the story. Read Full Review
The Last Mermaid #3 continues its slow reveal of the plot amid the fast-paced immediacy of survival and the hunt. Read Full Review
This is story telling on a level that I haven't seen since my childhood when obsessed with Tom and Jerry. Every single panel tells a bit if the story and as sparce as the words are they bring a level of intensity to the action. This is extremely addictive to read as I adore art and ant artist that can bring to life a story is a genius in my book.
They should have let this guy make his TV show. What would have been solid TV is a mediocre comic, but you have to respect the effort.
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