Overall Black Widow is nothing short of jaw dropping. This issue especially raises the series to new levels. Thompson & Casagrande are delivering arguably the best series of the year! Read Full Review

Black Widow #3delivers an emotionally impactful, and visually stunning entry into the series. I cannot wait to see what this creative team has in store for Marvels best femme fatale. Read Full Review

If you're not reading this series yet, you need to fix that right now. Read Full Review

Black Widow #3 is just a fantastic issue. The action is solid. The humor is great. There's just so much there to enjoy and it's all tied together with top-notch visuals. This is a comic that just improves on the previous two and it's a series that's getting better with every issue. Read Full Review

Elena Casagrande's art is beautiful both in its style and its composition. Each page is vibrant and full of energy. Even the quiet moments have a visual grace to them. The kitchen scene is visually awesome. A great looking issue. Read Full Review

Black Widow #3 is groundbreaking and adventurous, taking risks and having fun all at the same time. Combined with some striking artwork, it's making for one truly memorable series. Read Full Review

With bombs being dropped, wedding dresses copped and movement on the plot, Kelly Thompson and Black Widow #3 delivers the goods. Read Full Review

I am enjoying this series and liked this issue a whole lot. Kelly Thompson is pacing this well, and in a story like this, that is crucial. It feels like the right amount of time to get settled into Nat's new life, and now it's time to rip it all away from hermaybe. Elena Casagrande's art is the icing on the cake to a book I enjoy each time it comes out. Read Full Review

Theres an attempt at overall continuity being made her. Its admirable. Black Widow has been through so many things over the years and now shes finally got what a part of her has always wanted. Theres a two-page spread featuring art from many different artists that flit through her memory while shes unconscious. Its kind of breathtaking to see the work from so many different artists from so many different eras all coming together to fuse into a vertiginous perspective of the woman and what shes going through right now. The Marvel Universe has come to be so hopelessly convoluted over the decades. A true moment of perspective on continuity like the one near the end of this issue is rare. Read Full Review

As "The Ties That Bind" arc progresses Kelly Thompson and Elena Casgrande continue to add layers to the story. Black Widow #3 keeps that trend going as there are new elements added that will build on the mystery around Natasha Romanoff suddenly waking up to a new domestic life. Both the villains and heroes that have been brought in added to the questions you have as a reader. It all gets you excited to find out what is really going on with this story. Read Full Review

Natasha suffering a memory loss isn't a new thing; it can been seen as far back as Marvel Team-up #82, where a certain red-haired school teacher despatches would be muggers before Spidey can lend a hand. Still that was quite some time ago, to say the least, so I am willing to give Thompson and company a bit of a pass here. Taking a breather from Captain marvel is certainly giving Thompson some fresh muscles to flex. Read Full Review

The action taken from the more vengeful members of the group push Black Widow a little closer to her old life, but once the dust has cleared just what version of the character will be left standing? Read Full Review

Black "Almost John Wick" Widow

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Señor Smokey - Nov 30, 2020

hulk, you smashed this review 10/10!!!!

HulkSmash69 - Dec 1, 2020

Those aren't tears in my eyes...its just smokey.

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What a time to be Black Widow fan!

Whole issue is eye candy. Loved the reveal of the villains

And once again here are the Russians who don’t know how to speak Russian lol
The art is gorgeous btw

This is really good. The story and characters are fun, but the art is what really propels the issue.

I have never been a huge fan of this character, but MAN, this book is fun! We get just enough of the mystery to keep it alive and just enough to make us wonder why Natasha has gone all Somerset Holmes (smile if you remember that book, please). If you haven’t read this series yet, pick up the previous two issues...it’s worth it.

Booooo bring back bush bickering.

The story has become a bit cliched.