I am loving every bit of this event, but it seems the main issues are more about pushing the tie-ins than progressing the story. Read Full Review

There is not a more cohesive, talented, and innovative creative team in comics today, and giving Aaron, Dauterman, and Wilson the opportunity to play with the Marvel Universe of heroes and beings from the ten realms brings us the most visually impactful event in recent memory. Read Full Review

Russel Dauterman does great work with the art. There are moments of beauty mixed with amazing action scenes filled with brutality. Read Full Review

Reading this book is a complete joy because Jason Aaron, Russell Dauterman and Matthew Wilsonhave such a wonderful chemistry. They give you a nice taste of everything they have on the menu just enough to leave you hungry for more. Read Full Review

WAR OF THE REALMS #3 is as exhilarating as it is gorgeous. Aaron's fast-paced writing, coupled with Dauterman and Wilson's beautiful pages, make this the strongest issue of the massive crossover event so far. Read Full Review

War of the Realms is an event that feels more like a natural extension of a long-building storyline from Thor. This is a compliment. The third issue slows things down a bit, letting players from the wider Marvel line move into some interesting places. Read Full Review

WAR OF THE REALMS is exactly what major crossover epics are supposed to be. Read Full Review

Bottom Line: Aaron is hitting it out of the park with what is essentially a top dollar summer blockbuster version of his Thor run. That's hard to pass up. Read Full Review

North America freezes in New Jotunheim, Europe becomes New Svartalfheim. Asia goes up in flames as the Queen of Cinder claims it as her new domain. Ilk the Troll claims Australia, Amora the Enchantress raises an army of the Dead in South America. The Angels of Heven take over Africa and Roxxon Oil takes its Stakes in Antarctia. All of Midgard has been taken over and its up to all the Marvel Hero's to find the one person who can stop it: Thor Read Full Review

Though this issue seems to really want to push some of the other tie-in books rather than get a lot of ground covered, I liked it. Jason Aaron gives the Event a bigger scope and Ryan Dautermans art is so darn good. I am still on the WOR trolley and cant wait for the next stop. Read Full Review

"War of the Realms" #3 continues to be a shining example of what an event comic should be like: the culmination of six years worth of story with some major surprises and great payoffs. Thanks to Russell Dauterman and Matthew Wilson, the comic proves to be one of the most beautiful looking books on shelves today. Read Full Review

I will also say the timeline of this event feels really off with events happening out of sync, with characters being in two places seemingly at once (Punisher being the worst offender). This kind of stuff takes me way out of the event and makes me ask why I'm buying all these tie in books if they don't matter? Read Full Review

The War of the Realms #3 was a blast to read. Aaron is delivering such a fun big event crammed full of kick-ass action and adventure. Dauterman is bringing his A-game and is making The War of the Realms one of the most beautiful big events in an incredibly long time. If you enjoy massive war stories with tons of action then you absolutely need to hop aboard The War of the Realms. Read Full Review

War of the Realms #3 offers more zany superhero fun, but the series is still missing something crucial. Read Full Review

While this event is a capstone to Jason Aaron's long-standing Thor run, an underrated quality of War of the Realms is how much of a rollicking good time it is even if you haven't been following along since he started writing the character back in 2012. Read Full Review

So, what to score a book that has one average experience, one pretty good experience, and one that will probably scar me for the rest of my life. I don't know, you can see what I gave it below but I'm damn glad I didn't fork over good money to open up the book and see that. In good conscience I can't recommend this book because I can't ask anyone who reads my review to throw away one third of their money. Read Full Review

The new issue of The War of the Realms stretches itself too thin with too many subplots, taking away from any real heart or soul to this event. Read Full Review

I just wanna read the next issue right now!

Thor going completely battle berserk at the end was the icing on the cake of this badass series issue.

War of the Realms 3 gives the event a wider scope although this issue’s main purpose seems to be a start up for a bunch of tie ins to start. The art is great though and War of the Realms is still the best Marvel event in 4 years. Though this was the worst issue yet it is still exciting and an excellent read

The scope is grandiose and impressive, but the speedy scenes spread all across the Realms do make it tough to latch onto any one story thread here. The main series is three-for-three on giving me delighted goosebumps, though. This issue's serving came courtesy of the Fantastic Four page.

I think I'll have to wait until the event is all wrapped up to put on my "CSI Marvel" hat and forensically untangle Venom's storyline.

A little chaotic, but a lot of great moments!

I kind of want to read the tie-ins now? This book is still going strong, and the biweekly schedule actually benefits it a lot as well.

Really good issue, used to launch several of the one-shot tie-ins, all of which I actually want to read. The final page with Thor was very badass.

War of the realms is really clicking. There are some flaws but overall the huge scope is there and Aaron seems to handle it very well. The art is just icing on top.

Well, it's cool seeing how Daredevil came to wield the sword, Hofund, but now War of the Realms: War Scrolls #1 doesn't fit in with the continuity given where Daredevil acquires the sword and how he gets isolated from New York. Does War Scrolls happen later? Dauterman's art is spectacular as always.