Wonder Man #3
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| Writer | Gerry Duggan |
| Artist | Farid Karami |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
FOR THE LOVE OF WONDER MAN! PATSY WALKER, the ever-elegant HELLCAT, is chasing down the murderer of a famed Hollywood agent. Was she looking for love? No. Has she found it? Ask Simon Williams… Unless he's the murderer, that wouldn't end well for either of them!
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9.0
Nerd Initiative - Megan Nichole
May 27, 2026This series continues to be a lot of fun with characters that just aren’t given enough of a spotlight until now. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Book Clique - Gabe Foster
Jun 02, 2026I'm very intrigued to see where all these open ends lead to and I would recommend Wonder Man as a pick up for sure. If it gets printed as a Trade Paperback I'd recommend that as well. A great change of pace from the usual punchy punchy serious superhero comics I read. Read Full Review
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8.0
Usually I hate it when comics change artists all the time, but in case of this series, the art got better with each issue. Farid Karami’s pages are a sight for sore eyes. I’d say, give him a flagship book, but I think he already drew a few issues of the last Avengers run, which - despite the art - was a huge disappointment. I guess Marvel doesn’t have flagship titles anymore, since either the writer or the artist or both of them suck. If titles like Wonder Man and The Punisher are Marvel’s best books, while the X-titles, Fantastic Four and Spider-Man are all pretty much dogshit, something is really really going the wrong way for the House of Ideas.
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6.5
Yeah, I generally like it, but it's not great at all. Karami's interiors were pretty solid, though I also don't feel that they were his best work. As for Duggan, he's really underperforming on this one, unfortunately. I know he's capable of better, and this really just hitting the way I was hoping it would. None of it's bad at all, but the story feels a little unfocused. Hopefully this can manage to find its way in before it wraps up in two issues.
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