Omega the Unknown #3
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| Writer | Jonathan Lethem, Karl Rushnak |
| Artist | Farel Dalrymple |
Alex goes to school, the robots deliver some poisoned gifts, Omega gets a day job and The Unparalleled Mink goes a-courtin' in this third issue of the mysterious, absurd and poignant tale of the mute superhero from another world, a revival of the Gerber-Skrenes cult legend by novelist Jonathan Lethem.
CRITIC REVIEWS
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10
Comics Bulletin - Jason Sacks/Martijn Form
Dec 10, 2007Martijn: I recommend this book to everybody who likes a good story with an Indy and off beat feel. Read Full Review
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9.1
IGN - Jesse Schedeen
Dec 05, 2007It's hard to find any real, full-blown complaints with this series. The art is perfectly suited to the story, as always. I guess if I had to take issue with anything it would be that Lethem's writing can feel derivative of his novels at times. How many of his stories can feature gangs of dissident children tagging local landmarks with spray paint or "yoking" friendless classmates for their lunch money? Look closely and you might even see some of his other characters in the background of certain shots. I don't know how valid of a complaint that is, however. Though some of the trappings remain the same in every story, Lethem has a real talent for these unorthodox coming-of-age stories, and his writing works just as well on the four-color page as it does anywhere else. Read Full Review
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