With each wizard brutally murdered, Madame Albany comes another step closer to seizing the dark power of the Orichalcum as her own. The next kill on her list: Leonard Moonstone. Is her gruesome assassin powerful enough to destroy the leader of The Magic Order?
The Magic Order continues to be classic Mark Millar; a high-concept idea, well written and executed by the perfect artist for the material. Don't be surprised when it joins the ranks of other Millar properties ('Kick-Ass', 'Wanted', and of course, the core concept of Marvel's 'Civil War' crossover that led to the MCU's'Captain America: Civil War') that had an impact in and out of comics. Read Full Review
Overall, I thought that this was a cracker of an issue. We learn more about some key characters, helping to shed light upon what motivates them personally. Some dramatic and intense plot developments occur as well, making this one hell of an exciting issue. Read Full Review
The Magic Order #3 brought the expected tragedy in an unpredictable fashion as things now look their absolute bleakest for the Moonstone family. Read Full Review
It's a week since I read it for the first time and I am still going back to it to stare in amazement at what these guys have accomplished here. This is a comic every comic fan should be reading. Read Full Review
I can't express to you how good this series is. Read Full Review
THE MAGIC ORDER #3 is an absolutely fantastic thrill ride, full of in-depth characterization, a complex and interesting plot, and some of the best art in the medium. Writer Mark Millar and artist Olivier Coipel have hit this issue out of the park, and I cannot wait to see what this series' finale will bring us. Read Full Review
The Magic Order is seedy and twisted take on the fantasy genre that was sorely needed. Albany's story itself is the perfect metaphor for how Mark Millar is tearing down the uniformity we see in most stories revolving around magic. Issue #3 was everything it needed to be and has seemingly raised the stakes at the right time. I'd really like Albany to have a bit more complexity to her, but there isn't much to complain about. I just want to sit back and enjoy the show. Read Full Review
This is an exciting issue that leaves you wanting more. Definitelythe best issue to date on this series. Read Full Review
Not for the squeamish, or the uninitiated. Those unfamiliar with Mark Millar's work might be in for a shock, others, well, you know what you are getting yourself into. The Magic Order has thrills aplenty, of a certain kind, if you dare. Read Full Review
Another great entry for Mark Millar and Olivier Coipel here. I really appreciate that there's always so many new aspects of this magical world to dissect and devour. We're getting outstanding battles, and impressive character building. The Magic Order should be on everyone's must-read list, because there aren't any signs of its momentum slowing down! Read Full Review
Stylistically this book is absolutely gorgeous, Coipel's art is so polished and smooth. There is a reason why he receives critical acclaim for every book he is on. Read Full Review
Every plot point and visceral detail of The Magic Order is designed and delivered with the subtlety of a hammer. Read Full Review
More amazing art from Coipel.
What an ending!
Another excellent issue in this exciting new series by Millar and Coipel. Coipel's art is really good and look forward to see where this excellent 6 issue mini series..
Awesome!
Wow!I like everything about this comic but above all the work of Coipel. It's simply amazing!
The story is moving a little bit too fast but in the end this is not a big problem, it doesn't ruin this little doozy.
It's definitely got made for paid tv, HBO formula going on. It's got drama, it's got shock-value action, its got boobs, and it's got sex.
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