The clock is ticking. The end is near. The Eternals race to awaken their brethren to defeat the coming Horde! But who will awaken...the Forgotten One? Plus, the enormous outcast Space-God known as the Dreaming Celestial stands towering over San Francisco's Golden Gate Park since he rose from his prison beneath the Diablo Mountains...but just how was such a powerful being imprisoned? Find out herein!
Eternals #3 was another good read. The Knaufs are such talented writers and they always deliver well constructed plotlines that fit together impressively in order to form a detailed and intriguing story. Still, this title is thin on action and it does move at a slow pace. And Acuna's artwork is doing nothing to help this title. Read Full Review
So, in summation, this series is shaping up, but still has quite a few problems (mostly centering around Little Big Head). It's a good read, but not really anything special yet. And to be honest, in retrospect, I probably should have given last issue 3 Bullets as well (instead of 4), but the contrast between the horrible first issue and it skewed my perspective. Read Full Review
Daniel Acuna's art is gorgeous, but once again the script doesn't do it justice, as the Knauf brothers have put together a mishmash of things that I'm not quite sure about. Read Full Review
Alright, this is starting to take shape. I will say, I'm not a fan of how Iron Man is written here. It's partly due to that Civil War burden of registration he's got going on, but otherwise, he seems a little off. Maybe that's why I stopped reading this, who knows. But I'll keep going this time because I want to see how this goes.
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