Radiant Black, Volume 3: A Massive-Verse Book

Este es uno de mis volúmenes favoritos. Después de la pelea con <001>, Marshall tiene que pelear con villanos nuevos que tienen tecnología que se carga con su radiant mientras que Nathan busca un nuevo propósito ahora que ya no es Radiant Black. Lo único malo es que el empaque venía maltratado y por ello comic venía algo doblado, Amazon debería mejorar la protección que le da a los libros, sobre todo cuando son de importación

I get my fill of the big 2 on occasion and I needed to stray. Since I've been into Image and Darkhorse comics for a few years now Amazon made a suggestion for "books thst i may like" and I haven't been disappointed yet. The first issue grabbed my attention and the twist in the first one was something that I'd never seen. Now I'm on this issue. The ending of this caught me by surprise just a little...you could see the framework happening. However, what I didn't realize that every "Radiant" color has their own series...my comic collection is about to grow exponentially....Curse you Amazon....lol..😆

The story continues amazing

It came fairly quickly, it was exactly as described, my only issue was there was no protector to ensure the corners didn’t get damaged.

Volume three in the series of paperbacks that collect issue of science fiction superhero comic Radiant Black. This containing issues thirteen to eighteen. Divided up with chapter pages. This is not a jumping on point. New readers should start with book one. Level of violence and mild adult things does mean it's best for mature readers. Following on from the end of the last volume, things don't settle for Marshall. There's still consequences from his time away. The publicity he gets as Radiant Black has a lot of consequences also. Nathan meantime has to adjust to life post what happened to him. And there's enemies out there... Not much I can really say without spoilers. But it is another excellent volume. It does do a lot of show and not tell so it does require your full focus on what is going on at times. But as ever what feels great about this series is how grounded it is. In terms of trying to balance the characters ordinary everyday lives with what happens when superheroing. The results of which are very believable, because they do get into the modern world with how social media would handle all of this stuff. There are some good plot surprises also the way also. As with the the previous two volumes, the sixth issue in it does take the time to give backstory to a supporting character. There's also a gallery of covers. Plus a few more pages of Marshall's world of business. Which are after the gallery, so do be careful not to miss them. Another memorable volume in an excellent series.