Antarctica #3 (of 5)

Comic Crusaders

I am enjoying this story and the series as a whole as each new twist and turn adds that much more. This is one of those stories that you should try your best to follow along with, because it’s getting better and better!

The Super Powered Fancast

The Story: Things are getting more intense and suspenseful in this issue. Birks does a great job of ramping up the drama and tension throughout the issue. There are moments of intense danger for Hannah and her allies as they try to infiltrate the base and the story takes an interesting and compelling turn with the reveal towards the end of the issue. There is a consistently interesting and compelling mystery in this series and I can’t wait to see where it goes next. The Art: Roberts delivers fantastic art in the issue. The visuals are brilliantly detailed and give a great sense of the remote and mysterious environment the characters are trapped in.

Lyles Movie Files

Birks sets up a solid cliffhanger this issue with sole potentially significant repercussions to follow. So far the series hasn’t had a let down installment yet so I’m interested in where this creative team is taking this expedition.

Comical Opinions

ANTARCTICA #3 turns up the cat-and-mouse tension as Hannah is forced into the enemy’s lair. Roberts’s art is dramatic and moody, and Birks’s plot keeps readers on the edge of their seats, but the plot developments may be too confusing for some readers to track.

ComicBook.com

When Antarctica works, it really works. The couple of characters we've actually gotten to know are engaging. There's so much bubbling underneath the surface that you can't help but be excited to find out what happens next. But that excitement is sometimes bogged down by an exhausting narrative that doesn't always know where it wants to go or what's actually important. A little more focus and this story would soar.