Ultimately, Secret Weapons’ greatest strength is that Heisserer’s characters feel so three-dimensional, so fully realized, that it feels like we’ve been following them for years, not three measly months. And in that regard, it’s a little sad to recognize that the series is almost over - I feel like there’s so much room to dig into Harada’s rejects, and so little space to do it. Either way, this book has been a tremendous highlight for Valiant, and should not be missed. Read Full Review

This is where I add a cliched "if you're not reading this"" statement where I try and push you into reading Valiant comics. But honestly? You don't need to be familiar with Valiant to appreciate just how good this is. Don't ignore this series " it's absolutely fantastic. Read Full Review

'Secret Weapons' doesn't sacrifice character development for great action. It does both well and makes us care about this ragtag team of rejects that have unlimited potential. The subversive social commentary and the rise of the underdog are not new to comics but rarely executed this well. It feels like Heisserer and company are just getting started with this penultimate chapter and it really deserves an ongoing series of its own. Valiant Entertainment keeps producing winning comics and without a doubt 'Secret Weapons' is a clear winner. Read Full Review

Another excellent installment in a series I can't put down. Read Full Review

After an issue like Secret Weapons #3, I definitely would love to see more from Eric Heisserer. He's not the only screenwriter to tackle comics, but he proves what happens when you really immerse yourself in the world you are trying to expand upon. Anyone can definitely jump into this, and it gets more personal than any of the other psiot stories could having more established characters. This creative team as a whole understands what they are setting up here and a big stepping stone for the psiots to make their presence known in the Valiant Universe. It can be as much a story of survival as it is a story about superheroics. Read Full Review

In summary, this is another outstanding issue of Secret Weapons. This series impresses in all areas. The writing is top-notch and the art is incredible. I feel this is one of the best books Valiant is currently publishing and that is saying a lot considering how well-regarded and rated their books are. The fact that Eric Heisserer is behind the scripts for their current films is reassuring and the love for these characters, especially Livewire, shines through. 4.5 out of 5 stars! Read Full Review

There is more to unravel in this tale about misfits, and while I would normally crave a faster pace in my psiot books, this slower pace is quite necessary and refreshing. Read Full Review

Another great story from Valiant. The art keeps you visually intrigued along with a solid story. Well done!

Top notch.

An amazing read! I enjoy how they incorporated the daily situations some people go through with bullying in school. Pick this series up you won't regret it!

A massive drop off from the last two issues. Opens with another white writer who is guilty and tries to make the Arab character as an oppressed darling. This goes on for 1/3 of the comic, the issue barely spends any time on Livewire who was the one who was truly making this a fun read since issue 1. So far the new characters have no personality other than a stereotypical millennial so I hope this picks up especially when they should have more important roles to fill in next issue. The story does play out nicely, the art is consistent and has a nice joke which saves this comic big time.