After getting their first taste of combat, the Ironclads realize their construction-class suits aren't suitable for battle. They'll need to add some upgrades before they head after their missing leader. Meanwhile, Peris comes face to face with the Alphan Governor and discovers there may be much more going on than mining Pure on the planet Xeru.
I'm for one, so excited for this series to keep growing, and I really can't wait till it all unfolds. What will happen, and what has happened with this world? Those ideas will keep me around. Read Full Review
Complicate the always entertaining spunky rebellion themes with a treasure hunt for long-lost myths and Armorclads is shaping up to be much more engrossing than initially expected. Read Full Review
Sepulveda and Garcia deliver some awesome visuals throughout the issue. The action is visually thrilling and every panel is filled with great details. Read Full Review
Armorclads #3 is good; it's really good. The setting isn't something I would usually aim for in my reading, and if it wasn't for the fact it was a Valiant book I'd probably not have read it. If nothing else, the series is helping this crotchety old man expand his reading horizons. Read Full Review
Lela brings Ironclad workers together for an attempt to rescue Peris. Read Full Review
ARMORCLADS #3 is an uneven issue with strong action and character acting but odd plot points that arent effective. The creators add some variety by adding a fantasy element to keep the story unique, but the plot is on shaky foundations. Read Full Review
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