#FaithCon2016! Mild-mannered blogger by day. L.A.'s leading superhero by night. Faith Herbert - aka the high-flying hero called Zephyr - has come a long way since she first set foot in the City of Angels. But nothing can prepare her for the pinnacle of all her experiences to date: California's biggest comic book convention! But even amidst a sea of fellow fans, cosplayers, and collectibles, crime waits for no man! With thousands watching and even more at stake, can Faith prevent all-pandemonium - and preserve her secret identity - when the fun turns to frenzy? Find out here as breakout star Jody Houser (DC Young Animal's Mother Panic) and acc more
If you read comics, or you're involved in geek culture in anyway, then this is the series for you. Faith reminds me why I love comics every month, and I can't thank Jody Houser, Pere Perez, Andrew Dalhouse and Maugerite Sauvage enough for that. Read Full Review
I love the humor, the tips, and seeing Faith and Archer. This is definitely a must read! Read Full Review
Seriously, if you have not read this comic, what are you waiting for? Buy it and read it now! Read Full Review
Overall Faith is one the funnest books on the shelves. I personally dig this book due to the true to life personalities in the book. The writing and art are text book examples of comic book creation. Read Full Review
That's the tag for the issue, where hilarity is sure to ensue. Faith is a warm-hearted comic series and that's solely down to the title character. She's a refreshing character, and it's lovely to see a person of size perform moves and take down bad guys instead of the usual muscly men and stick-thin females who are popping out of their costume. Read Full Review
Finally, Archer should always dress up like Legolas. He pulls it off better than Orlando Bloom. Read Full Review
There are plenty of fun books out there, but few can match Faith when it comes to easy endearment. There's just something eminently likable and relatable to the character, a trait Jody Houser puts on full display with her latest. Read Full Review
Though Faith and Archer are still recovering after their first fight, Faith #3 puts them back in each other's good graces with a breezy jaunt through the world of comic conventions. Read Full Review
This issue feels like everyone is hitting all of their marks at full steam. The plot was well paced, the character voices and interactions were superb, and the art is the most creative I've seen it the three issues. Faith continues to be one of the best feel good comics on the shelves. Read Full Review
Houser easily mixes the fun of the comic book convention with the crime of superhero comics. It's a nice balance in a nice story that goes a long way to really humanize Faith and get us on her side. She's easily likable, and issues like this one could make her a star. This is how you make a hit comic. It's all about having fun. Read Full Review
We get to see Faith and Archer team up once again and have some fun at a comic convention. While it feels like a filler issue. We still get introduced to a new villain up to no good. Read Full Review
Faith #3 is the most fun you can have outside of a real comic convention. Take a tip from Faith and avoid long lines pick this book up right away. Read Full Review
No matter how cynical the world is if 'Faith' doesn't inspire some joy in your life you're doing comics wrong. The issue is just unapologetic enjoyment. It answers the question what if your favorite superhero went to comic-con? The result is a light and fluffy good time. And there's nothing wrong with that. Read Full Review
In short, the comic is a very good, light, and enjoyable read. With Faith #3, this seriesis on its right track and should be on your must-read list. Read Full Review
In short, the comic is a very good, light, and enjoyable read. With Faith #3, this seriesis on its right track and should be on your must-read list. Read Full Review
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