There's not much of a satisfying ending and the book pulls its punches on just how ugly things can get when you're a strike team working for The Kingpin (something it wasn't afraid to do with its first issue), but it still shows just how cruel Fisk can be. Read Full Review

Devils Reign: Villains for Hire #3 is not a good ending at all. This is because it doesnt feel like one. The drop-off from what is a plot acting within its own comic to suddenly becoming an explanation for the main Devils Reign book is so sudden and so violent that it instantly ruins any excitement for the comic. Any subplots are pointless and dont have a sniff of a conclusion. It is like it ran out of time to tell its story, perhaps an extra issue would have helped. But the art and writing arent really good enough to warrant it, leaving a curious and disappointing dilemma. Read Full Review

This wasn't too bad. I feel like this series really should've had another draft or something. It's messy, but there are good ideas in there, and I know Chapman can write good stories. Maybe it just needed a bit more room to breathe.

I was just starting to get into the swing of this series. Agony's turning into one of my favorite D-listers, and her flirty relationship with John Walker was cool.

Imagine my disappointment when the plot dead-ends in the middle of this issue and the leftover pages are devoted to paralleling Devil's Reign #5.