Luciano Vecchio's art is amazing. It is so detailed and beautiful with visuals and colors that leap off the page. Every page feels vibrant and full of energy and matches the tone of the story brilliantly. Read Full Review

IRONHEART #3 shows Eve L. Ewing as the strongest asset to plot and character development. While Luciano Vecchio succeeds in some places, he lacks in illustrating emotion through facial expression when appropriate. Colorist Matt Milla contributes best at the beginning of the comic. Read Full Review

Ironheart #3 was both action-packed and personal in the best of ways. It helps that through this chapter we are also able to understand the point in time that this series is taking place for Riri. She is in a place where she has so much to prove, and little room to look for help from anyone but herself and present company. Read Full Review

The realistic dialog and ability to openly address the trauma sustained by our protagonist in this issue really are what shines in this issue. It's isolative nature ultimately leaves us hoping that there is a light at the end of the tunnel for those who might feel the same even in real life. I really enjoyed the mix of true to life reactions that Eve L. Ewing writes, along with the wonderful art by Luciano Vecchio. Even the colors by Matt Milla are appreciated, as a lot of the palette in this title reflect the flagship yellow and red that we've come to love in Stark Tech itself. I rate this issue a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars and look forward to seeing how our hero works out all her issues to become a more complete version of herself. Read Full Review

They have found a winning formula of good art/plot/dialogue/pace and action, and it's working for them.

Best issue yet. The pacing is on point here and Riri is getting more and more developed and interesting as a character.

I like how much insight this comic is giving into the character, I’m interested to see where the plot is going.

"I'm not dying today"

Good story and dialogue, likable and smart heroine, and amazing visuals.

Ironheart is going strong.

Man I was bored. And all the Champions thing make me sad (Even if it's realated to their title).

Cover - Not related but Nice 1/2
Writing - As much Riri start to investigate her friend come back. All the part about the visit at the hospital make sense, the rest is too. But I'm not interest. It's not what I expect for a Ironheart story. 1.5/2
Arts - The layout and panels are good. But not very good. 2.5/3
Feeling - I will leave this title at the next issue. 0/2