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Mega Man X #3

 

 

SCORE: 70

 

Mega Man X #3 

 

The cool thing about reading this series and this franchise is it reminds me of the games. Mega Man X #3 contains some very crisp and clean art within it. The cost of the Mega Man X #3 comic book was $4.99 brand new. I wonder how this series holds it financially value. Is it a good investment or a bad one? There are twenty-two pages of comic book content within Mega Man X #3.

The issues families can have with Mega Man X #3 are violence, mild language, blood, and more. Is it blood when it is robots? There is a page devoted to the next issue, and some ads near the end of Mega Man X #3. The cover gallery is also in the back of this comic book. The credits for Mega Man X #3 are found on the back of the front cover.

I will shoot straight with you here. The rest of this review I’ll contain spoilers. Mega Man X and his boss are going out to take down the Chameleon character in Mega Man X #3. Mega Man X takes the high road while his boss takes the low road. Mega Man X finds another capsule in Mega Man X #3. To pass this test Mega Man X must know when not to fight.

Mega Man X learns there is another capsule waiting for him in the future. His boss takes the Chameleon down in Mega Man X #3. Mega Man X shows up just in time to stop the Chameleon from being able to take down his boss from behind in Mega Man X #3. They are then working on finding a way to turn off the cloaking device in this comic book. The idea is the big bad guy is hiding behind a cloaking device.

I love the art and action within Mega Man X #3. I am beginning to wonder how many more issues there will be in this series. There is an ad for a Dr. Willy comic book that caught my eye. I will consider purchasing that one in the near future. Mega Man X earns a new power and armor within Mega Man X #3. A few more bosses to go and then the big baddie.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 66%
Writing: 72%
Replay/Extras: 67%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: Udon Entertainment
Author: Arseneault, Steinbach
Rating: ‘AA’ for All Ages


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