HIS WRATH IS SWIFTER THAN THE WIND! And it's coming for the Singh Brotherhood! Even the most hapless soldier knows the lore of The Ghost Who Walks -- and only their arrogant leader is convinced the stories are false. Now that he's threatened the village of the Bandar, The Phantom's closest friends and allies, Asif Singh will learn just how real the legend is.
THE PHANTOM #3 is solidly competent entertainment that knows its genre well enough to deliver on basic expectations. The pacing is tight, the stakes are real, and Kit Walker earns his legend through clever thinking rather than superhuman invulnerability. However, the issue doesn't transcend its familiar framework. Singh remains a two-dimensional threat, the villagers are hostages rather than characters, and the overall narrative formula feels well-worn by the standards of modern action comics. If you're already invested in Kit's journey and want to see how he escapes Singh's trap, this issue delivers that and earns its place in the ongoing story. But if you're looking for a comic that surprises you or offers something fresh within the action-adventure space, you'll find this lands squarely in the middle-of-the-pack territory. Read Full Review
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