Jackpot & Black Cat #3
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| Writer | Celeste Bronfman |
| Artist | Emilio Laiso |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
BLACK COSTUME VARIANT COVER BY PACO MEDINA
The mysterious and deadly blackmail ring of NYC comes to a head, with our heavy-hitting heroines' heads on the block! Black Cat will need all her luck and Jackpot is going to have to hit it big if they have a chance of saving the city!
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8.0
The Comicbook Dispatch - dragoncache
Jun 05, 2024Amelia and Black Cats antics ruffle the Owls feathers and could incite another gang war. Events also force Felicia to confront her fears and doubts about Amelia. She's straddled the fence for too long. In Jackpot & Black Cat #3, Felicia Hardy must choose between friendship and love. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Evan Valentine
May 29, 2024There are still more than a few issues that the latest "Dynamic Duo" is suffering from as the comic continues, mostly when it comes to MJ's adeptness at being a superhero and the fact that the creative team isn't really diving into her power set. Read Full Review
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7.0
This has the bones of a good story, but the sheer number of little problems and annoyances in all areas keep it from coming together.
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6.5
Having all the players' identities revealed really helps this series focus up. Some of the dialogue is still clunky, and some of the visuals are still stiff (and the artist collaboration is, I think, a B-minus at best), but the conflict develops in an engaging way. The best part might be MJ's insights into Felicia's thoughts; it's not exaggerating to say that Felicia's inner conflict is the actual crux of the story.
Still, a big improvement only brings this comic up to average.
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Nonsensical character assassination trash. Nick Lowe once more proves himself to be the worst editor at Marvel, approving this festival of stupidity and allowing it to see print as is.
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