This was only issue #3, so if you haven't been reading Silver Surfer"shame on you! This book has something for everyone and is easily my favorite book over at Marvel right now. The story is both epic and entertaining, but this book's sense of humor and fun are what truly shine. This creative team has already hit their stride only 3 issues in to the book and it's something you won't want to miss! Read Full Review

Slott and Allred have found a great balance between the two types of worlds and as this third issue wraps up the first story line, the pieces are now in place for this series to move forward. As the tagline for the title says, “Anywhere and Everywhere–Hang On!”. Read Full Review

A great first arc to the new series and hopefully things continue as much for the next few issues. Read Full Review

This issue wraps up the first arc, and in doing so sets a tone for the rest of the series. Slott has injected a little levity into a character that can sometimes feel a little stiff, and Allred's style, with its winks and nods to the Marvel comics of his youth, continues to bring a levity to the property. This book, operating as it is on the fringes of the Marvel U, can go anywhere and do anything it wants " and boy do I want it to do just that. Read Full Review

I am excited for this series. I'm definitely adding Silver Surfer to my list of delightful comics that make me smile and fall in love with this medium all over again. Read Full Review

Go get this. You will thank me. Although I'm not sure there's anyone not following this series already. But if there is, start reading more things online because you are behind the times. Read Full Review

And the art by the Allreds is just insane. The radiant colors combined with the beautifully detailed art is just amazing. I could go on, but almost every page is frame worthy, and it's not just beautiful, either. There's an inventive use layout and the Surfer's reflective body. It all works, and this kind of art is what you read comics for. It's nice for me to see the writing hitting the same level as the art. This book is like nothing else Marvel puts out, and that alone means you should take a look. Read Full Review

Make no mistake, it's Mike and Laura Allred who really tie this book together. As with their FF run, the Allred tap into that vibrant, old-school Jack Kirby vibe while also blazing new territory and delivering a book wholly unlike anything else at Marvel. The sheer amount of time that must have gone into rendering each wide shot of the Impericon is staggering. So if this issue was a little late in arriving, the Allreds can certainly be forgiven. Read Full Review

I can think of worse series to invest in than a modern-day, sci-fi fairy tale, especially one that's written and drawn with such cheeky warmth. Read Full Review

There is no doubt that somehow Dan Slott has imbued himself with the power cosmic to create this tale. Hes accompanied by the perfect art/colors pair to demonstrate his humor in fitting visuals. Silver Surfer along with Dawn Greenwood (and Toomie) are off on a grand adventure filled with humor and action, and with this only being the 3rd issue its a great time to jump on and go along for the ride. Read Full Review

Allreds art is always a hit for me, and Dan Slotts humor and light-hearted cosmic playfulness creates a joyful three-part entry into the Silver Surfer. If you love Doctor Who, or have simply been craving solo Silver Surfer stories, youll enjoy what Slott and Allred are doing with the character of Norrin Radd and his new companion Dawn. Read Full Review

Silver Surfer #3 is a release that's hard to ignore. It is campy? Yes. It is good? Sure. And for that reason this entry births just enough possibilities to earn a recommendation. Read Full Review

Dan Slott delivers on what he said this book was all along: a love story. The Impericon's origin is the kind of gooey, heartfelt sci-fi that typifies Doctor Who but it works well here because it's balanced by the Surfer and Zed's fight. Read Full Review

Hopefully Slott will pull back a bit on the oversell of Dawn and simply allow her to accompany and enjoy the adventures the Surfer can provide while providing a character to explain various parts of the Surfer's existence such as the Power Cosmic. For fans. Read Full Review