Don't worry, everyone. Nemesis has been captured and put in the highest security prison that America has to offer. Problem solved. Series over. What's that? It's only issue three?
I wasn't much of a fan of Kick-Ass, so I was going into this expecting not to like it and, thus, it means a lot when I say I found this to be a wickedly-entertaining comic. The action's wonderfully intense and the humor's so black that, even as you feel terribly guilty, you can't help but laugh at what your seeing (and yes, I'm talking about the twisted, twisted gag revealing what Nemesis does to Morrow's kids.) This is comics' equivalent to rock music... something loud, fast and inappropriate. Something you can't resist headbanging to, even if your parents won't approve. Read Full Review
Millar has worked his naughty, evil magic yet again by giving us a comic full of guilty pleasure and sinful delights. Nemesis: More fun than pushing cripples down stairs. Not to be missed! Read Full Review
"Nemesis" #3 contains a wonderfully violent action sequence from Steve McNiven that ranks among his best work before he does the 'quiet' scenes with great skill. Like many blockbusters, the writing and story are almost beside the point with the visuals and spectacle taking over. What will remain with you is Nemesis hunched over a dead body and bathed in blood, not the plot details. Read Full Review
I don't imagine the series' fourth and final installment will add much depth or intrigue to this story. Unless you're a diehard fan of Millar's work, you can probably afford to skip this series altogether. Read Full Review
Italia - forse il migliore dei capitoli finora. Nemesis aveva architettato tutto per far tornare i figli di morrow a casa, per poi far rivelare alcune dei segreti più imbarazzanti della sua famiglia. Ora si passerà al contrattacco, eppure credo ci saranno colpi di scena!
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