Things are definitely heating up. This series has been very compelling and this issue only makes it more so. Read Full Review

Wow, what a fun, dynamic, and excellent comic book. This is must read stuff! Read Full Review

Overall this was a fantastic third issue with some brilliant character beats and some wonderfully drawn art work byDavid Marquez Read Full Review

The story by Brian Michael Bendis is fast and funny, and almost worth buying just for Luke Cage's comments. It's also packed with action, terrific art by David Marquez, and a heck of a cliffhanger. Read Full Review

Bendis is doing an amazing job of rebuilding the Marvel "street level superhero" world. I love how he has breathed this new enthusiasm into the Black Cat, Diamondback, the Punisher, Night Nurse, really this entire universe of great characters. This is some gold standard dialogue, right here. The danger of the situation is made clear while the ever-present back and forth between the main characters keeps it fun and entertaining. David Marquez continues to impress, he's easily become one of my favorite artists currently at Marvel. Read Full Review

This series is shaping up to be a wonderful series for Marvel. It is firmly trenched in the Marvel Universe but is not weighed down by events or other storylines. At the moment it gets to be its own thing. Daredevil just randomly being shot is strange for his character, and I am a little disappointed there was not a backup feature for Iron Fist or Jessica Jones in this issue. Luke Cage and Daredevil had little backup articles in the past two issues, but it does not take away from the overall enjoyment of this series. Read Full Review

At its best, this series recalls the glory days of Brian Bendis' work on books like Daredevil and Alias. It remains incredibly satisfying to see Bendis working with these characters again, particularly given how radically their lives have shifted over the past decade. Unfortunately, this issue has an annoying tendency to get lost on pointless tangents. Read Full Review

There's a lot of potential to this book, and it's clear that Bendis agrees - if he's able to actually tackle Marvel's diverse street-level heroes in an organic way, this book could really fill a role that Marvel hasn't seen in a long time. But right now, this book succeeds more on the strength of David Marquez and Justin Ponsor, working oftentimes in spite of their script just as much as because of it. If we can get the lead out and get some real meat to this story, Defenders could be a good thing for Marvel fans. Read Full Review

The Defenders continues to come across as an editorially-mandated tie-in with the Netflix shows. It's something Bendis could write in his sleep, so it's still written well, but it's a total waste of David Marquez and his creative team's phenomenal talents. Read Full Review

Diamondback gets even more dangerous and the Punisher learns that you reeeeally want to have a plan for handling Luke Cage before you go shooting his wife, no matter how rubber-bullet-y you're being. There are about three weaknesses in this comic, all of them highly forgivable. On the other side of the scale, there are at least a half-a-dozen "holy ☠☠☠☠!" moments that tempt you to put the issue down and applaud. Some of them are pure writing goodness, some of them are visual triumphs, and some are rare combinations of script and art working in perfect harmony. What do I mean? A panel where Daredevil's baton hits the Punisher's gun just as he pulls the trigger, sending a bullet past the mook it was aimed at and right into the reader's face, that's what I mean. This is a great issue by many measures, but artist David Marquez's performance is the most praiseworthy. He should be able to pick up future work by slapping this comic down in place of a resume - and he'll deserve every paycheck it gets him. more

시원시원하면서 고퀃리티의 그림체와 궁금증을 유발시키는 전개, 또 이 4명의 캐미덕에 디팬더즈는 정말 최고다. 중간중간에 유머까지 더해지니 완벽하다!

This is a really great book. It features an excellent method of exposition by Bendis, having the people of New York narrate the history of Diamondback and Luke's beef...I was thinking it almost went on too long, until it merges with the action as the Punisher makes an awesome (and brutal) entrance. I really liked the two scenes that end the book, with Daredevil and Cage taking on Punisher and Iron Fist and Jessica taking on Diamondback. Then the issue ends in a bit of a shocker which may or may not be a tribute to one of Batman's most famous scenes. And David Marquez continues to deliver.

Can not wait until the next issue.

Oh, Frank.

Defenders delivers again with a fun "down on the streets" investigative issue. We learn about all the beef between Luke Cage and Diamondback and it was done in a creative way. I am really enjoying the small time crime, this series is going to be a great way to get away from "end of the world" schemes. I expect a dramatic story of vengeance.

I am loving this series. The art is probably my current favorite. The story is a little slow like most of Bendis' stuff,but it is definitely quality. The Punisher aspect still has a lot to be elaborated on. Overall, a solid read that will keep me reading.

Defenders 3 finally picks up the pace. Danny got totally Baned!! Bendis still tries way too hard with the witty dialogue and I am somewhat annoyed with how powerful Willis Stryker is now compared to the other Defenders, but Defenders 3 is definitely the best issue yet.

Oh Snap! (You'll know what I mean when you read the final page)

This is a fun book.