Fort Psycho #3
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| Writer | Matt Kindt |
| Artist | Brian Hurtt |
| Cover Price | $5.99 |
ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE! Matt Kindt (BRZRKR, Mind MGMT) and Brian Hurtt’s (The Sixth Gun) master class in tension and treachery is just getting started as the disgraced super-spies of Fort Psycho start to size up their island prison . . . and each other! Time isn’t on the side of our “hero” Jason as he inches closer to unmasking the international terrorist leader code-named the Blue Bishop . . . who he believes has been secretly imprisoned alongside his comrades this entire time. But his efforts do not go unnoticed by the company he keeps, and, as the paranoia bleeds through their ranks, Jason strikes an unlikely alliance with an old friend more
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9.2
Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell
Oct 28, 2026Fort Psycho #3 keeps readers guessing with shifting loyalties, tangled relationships, and revelations that raise more questions than they answer. Matt Kindt makes uncertainty the story’s greatest strength, while Brian Hurtt and Bill Crabtree balance the island’s beauty with its underlying danger. This issue delivers an engaging mix of espionage, mystery, and action, leaving plenty of reasons to come back for more. If you haven’t jumped on board with this series yet, now is a great time to grab an issue or all three when you visit the LCS this week. Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Oct 27, 2026Fort Psycho #3 is the strongest issue yet, delivering the kind of espionage thrills the series has been building toward. Matt Kindt finally lets the present-day story loose, with deadly consequences and growing paranoia making Jason's mysterious mission increasingly compelling. The flashbacks continue to flesh out this strange world of super spies, while Brian Hurtt's excellent artwork gives every action sequence a cinematic edge. We still don't know much, but the mystery feels far more rewarding now that the stakes are rising. Read Full Review
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