Nightcrawler #3

Writer: Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa Artist: Darick Robertson Publisher: Marvel Comics Critic Reviews: 1 User Reviews: 1
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8.0User Rating

Nightcrawler has enlisted the help of his one-time girlfriend, Amanda Sefton to get to the bottom of the mystery of the 13 dead children. Can she defend him against the forces of the supernatural that appear to be at work, or are they both out of their league?

  • 8.0
    Comics Bulletin - Jason Cornwell Dec 18, 2004

    Darick Robertson's work is a very welcome sight on this title, as his photo-realistic style is proving to be a great match for Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa's darker writing, as while this issue is largely a talking heads affair, the art does manage to convey a nice creepy undertone during the scene where Kurt talks with the young boy, and this feeling is further enhanced during the scene where Kurt slowly becomes aware of the why the children were killed, and why the young child that survived is in serious danger. There's also some nice work on the book's action scenes, from the opening fencing duel, to the scene later in the issue where we see Kurt deals with the demon possessed elderly woman. The art also offers up some highly expressive facial expressions, with Kurt's expression as he dropped the demon possessed woman in the church being the highlight image of the issue. We also get another fine cover image from the ever dependable Greg Land. Read Full Review

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