While it still rubs me the wrong way that Hobie Brown is dead and a clone has taken his place in this ongoing series, I'm starting to warm to the whole concept, I guess. At the very least, this is a strong issue with solid character work as Clone Hobie outsmarts and takes down his rival, the new Electro. Ryan easily gets into the character's head as he thinks through the problem and the solution, with a nice ticking clock as his clone body degenerates. Solid character writing and solid artwork make for a solid comic. Read Full Review

Overall this is an entertaining action filled romp thatshould hold the attention of people reading the Clone Conspiracy event.   Read Full Review

Prowler #3 is a wild ride, light on story but heavy on character and action. Without being restrained to mostly drawing talking heads, artist Jamal Campbell has a chance to show what he is capable Read Full Review

Once again, Jamal Campbell's art is superb. Considering how much this issue features Electro kicking Hobie's ass, we get plenty of opportunities for Campbell to show off his gorgeous lighting effects within the framework of his deftly rendered fight sequences. Unfortunately, the story leaves something to be desired. While I really like the identifying voice Sean Ryan gives to Hobie, his message becomes redundant by the issue's paradoxical (and far too convenient) end. Read Full Review