Denver #3

10

Critic Rating

1 Reviews
8.0

User Rating

3 Reviews
Writer Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti
Artist Pier Brito
Cover Price $4.99

Max has finally reached a breaking point with his wife’s kidnappers and, with his most trusted allies by his side, has taken matters into his own hands to get her back. But when a shocking revelation shatters his world and everything he believed, it soon becomes a race against time to save the city from total systemic destruction, countless deaths, and absolute chaos. Will Max be able to stop this insidious enemy before it’s too late, or is this the end of everything he’s worked so hard to build all these long years? Either way, nothing will ever be the same in Denver after this, especially Max himself. It's the stunning conclusion from more

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  • 10

    Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell

    Oct 28, 2026

    Denver #3 delivers a thrilling and emotionally charged conclusion to this chapter. Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray balance shocking revelations, personal conflict, and urgent action while keeping Max’s struggle at the heart of the issue. Pier Brito brings the danger and drama to life with energetic, cinematic artwork, while Bill Tortolini’s lettering keeps every tense moment clear and impactful. Fast-paced, surprising, and deeply satisfying, this finale is an easy recommendation for fans of action-driven science fiction and leaves the door open for more stories from Denver. If you missed out on this series, don’t miss out again, get your copy of the Trade in January. Read Full Review

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  • 9.5

    Plot
    Max Flynn discovers that Betty is the leader of this entire movement; she had posed as his wife for all these years in order to bring in terrorists and destroy Denver. Her entire persona as a kidnapped victim was nothing more than a lie—a carefully crafted facade.

    With the help of Jimmy and Jane, Flynn prepares to stop Betty from blowing up several buildings, and in the end, Jane manages to put a definitive stop to her.

    A shocking, thrilling conclusion featuring a powerful plot twist.

    Art
    The artwork is rich in detail and texture, establishing a grim tone for a terrifying future while simultaneously incorporating familiar elements of the noir genre.

    Summary
    A shocking plot twist brings t more

  • 7.0

    Deadlybeavis

    Oct 31, 2026

    Decent comic. Nothing crazy. Dialog was well done, didn't really care for the art.

  • 7.5

    crimsongray

    Oct 31, 2026

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