Torn from the world he once knew, Gilad's bone-breaking journey back to Earth and the people he was sworn to protect takes a brutal turn!
Putting all he holds dear on the line to save our world's future, the Eternal Warrior prepares to confront the most nefarious adversary of all - but the cost of victory may be too steep. Valiant superstars Robert Venditti (BOOK OF DEATH) and Raúl Allén (Hawkeye) continue the Eternal Warrior's perilous quest into the unknown reaches of the Valiant Universe!
It's a slow-moving story for sure, but it reads incredibly fast. If you can be patient with it, you'll see just how tight the narrative is. How detailed and resourceful the art is. You'll see just how great it is to read a superhero story that isn't lost to the "real world" or the film medium. Wrath of the Eternal Warrior is exactly what you should want from the superhero genre. I'm not saying all superhero stories should be exactly like this, but a lot of them doing similar things should certainly strive to be a bit more like Wrath of the Eternal Warrior. Read Full Review
After their success in 2015, Valiant are hitting the ground running in 2016, and this gorgeous piece of work sees the bar that's been set, and vaults over it with ease. If my previous evangelising hasn't convinced you that this series should find its way onto your 'must pull' list, then I really don't know what else I can do, but this here could've been just a holding issue, and instead pulls off an exciting, intricately detailed torture-and-escape sequence that'll get your blood a-pumping. Acquire, immediately. Read Full Review
While I felt the first issue was a good launch to the title, the second one lagged a bit. Not here. This was a really good issue in my book. Read Full Review
The art is stunning, gripping and tells the story. The writing is stop notch. We get some really vile torture while also having some amazing characterization. Venditti does an amazing job really show Gilad's mission statement while growing him as a creator. This was an amazing issue as it sets up the finale. Read Full Review
Artists Raul Allen (Hawkeye) and Patricia Martin create some stunning and demonic visuals here. The fight scenes are bloody and violent, and the use of silhouettes adds something more to the overall feel of the book. Gilads journey is a well paced, visually entertaining romp through hell and, hopefully, back. With the way this issue ends, #4 cant come soon enough. Im ready for more axe-wielding heroics from Valiants immortal hero. Read Full Review
This may not have been my favorite issue of this title so far, but it still shows a lot of promise not only for the rest of this arc, but also the possibilities that lie ahead further down the line for this title. If his work on X-O Manowar is any indication, Robert Venditti likely has a huge plan for this run that he's already been hinting at and we won't even realize it until we're 4 or 5 arcs in, and I absolutely cannot wait to get to that point and beyond! Read Full Review
Wrath of the Eternal Warrior is an engrossing, action-packed experience. Read Full Review
Whether you're interested in reading more about the Eternal Warrior, or you just want to read a great series, you should look out for Wrath Of The Eternal Warrrior. Read Full Review
Wrath of the Eternal Warrior continues to be an exciting read, with this third issue only building upon the emotionally driven script. We also get great symbolism, and wonderful art designs with the final product easily gaining a recommendation. Read Full Review
When compared to the first few issues, the latest from Robert Venditti and Ral Alln reads as decidedly lighter. However, this is one example where sheer execution trumps an overall lack of substance, as this action heavy piece still manages to be every bit as engrossing as what's come before. Read Full Review
As he's still hobbiting his face off, I'm going lower. I have faith that next issue, he'll be through the damn first chapter, and on to the real story. Read Full Review
Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #3 is a slightly disappointing issue due to the fact it doesn't address the more intriguing aspects of the current story arc and mostly focuses on Gilad cutting through more generic demons. Yes it's made clearer how strenuous it is for him to come back to life but it becomes redundant because there is no new significant character development. I can thoroughly enjoy action, however, Gilad is a more fascinating character when he's treated as more than just a simple axe. So hopefully next issue can reflect that sentiment. Read Full Review
All in all, this book starts off strong, but it could use some work sticking the landing by the end. Read Full Review
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