New intergalactic threat Novus Romanus holds a weakened Aric of Dacia captive. Will our hero survive combat with one of the fiercest and most brash of the Novus Romanus warriors-- Thyra Antius in her very own T-O Armor?
You will not find anything like this coming out of a modern movie studio because there is an unmatched level of power in these pages, and a deranged acknowledgment between creator and reader that this is a story eager to break free from its panels and into your imagination, where it will only blossom further. Read Full Review
X-O Manowar: Unconquered charged out of the gate like a Roman legion on bath salts, and the third issue is no exception. Cloonrad wisely takes time to slow things down a bit to give the story a chance to breathe and add new layers of depth to its narrative. Meanwhile, Liam Sharp continues to prove why he's one of the industry's all-time greats (check out the pages with the octogonal panels for proof of his genius as a draftsman, too)! DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS SERIES! Read Full Review
Final ThoughtsPlotting in the ranks, discoveries aboard General Cadmus' command ship, and a powerful vision remind us of Aric's past and reveal much about the Nova Romanus. More mystery than space opera, X-O Manowar Unconquered #3 imbues characters with more humanity, giving their plightsand plotswelcome clarity. Read Full Review
X-O MANOWAR: UNCONQUERED #3 escalates the pace and the stakes for the series by unveiling the secret reason the Romanus Legion is interested in Aric. While still weighed down with heavy dialog and posturing, the art is consistently gorgeous, and the series takes a big step up in engagement for the reader. Read Full Review
'X-O Manowar: Unconquered' #3 by Becky Cloonan, Michael Conrad, and Liam Sharp continues to be a beautifully rendered sci-fi drama that bristles with intrigue, menace, and mystery. Read Full Review
Best issue of the series so far. The art was great, the coloring was great, and the writing was great. I can not wait for the next issue!
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