Having overcome raging fires and terrifying monsters in search of her lost brother Angel, Ellie Puente has reached the center of the labyrinth. There she will wind through a maze of forsaken subway cars, as her most painful memories emerge from the ever-rising water. If she can wade through the flood, she'll face the most frightening challenge yet - the truth.
Vault Comics have been doing extremely well with a range of books that revel in quality storytelling from a stable of quality creators. This series is by no means an exception to that rule. Read Full Review
A strong and intriguing read with stunning art. Read Full Review
Submerged #3 is simultaneously the most fantastical and personal issue of this book to date. The action of the overall story rises along with the water levels in the tunnels, ultimately delivering us to a last page that pays off so much of what this excellent comic has been about. Read Full Review
Submerged #3 provides a hurricane of emotions as our protagonist Elysia must confront and swim through a downpour of horrible memories that stand in the way of her and her lost brother. Ayala, Sterle, Delladia, and Deering are the perfect storm of artists for this story, conveying everything with the heights of their talents. If you aren't reading this book, put on your wetsuit and swim to your local comic book store to pick it up. And hurry before the ink starts to bleed! Read Full Review
Submerged #3 builds towards a startling cliffhanger that helps showcase just how deep Ellie's journey goes. We're forced to question the reality she's experiencing which makes for a compelling read. It's much more than just a harrowing journey through the subway, which can be treacherous on a normal day. The added stress of the water pressing in makes for a claustrophobic feeling, coupled with Ellie's reliving of her past makes for an all around top notch comic. Read Full Review
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