Wicked + The Divine Volume 3: Commercial Suicide (Paperback)

from melissarochelle

Read on March 04, 2016 The second volume ended with a WHAAAATTT??! and this DID NOT pick up where that left off. The momentum from that ending was gone in the third volume. Instead there are guest artists and some insight into individual gods. The introduction/development of characters previously...

from apokoliptian

The Wicked + The Divine, Vol.3: Commercial Suicide collects issues 12-17. While Jamie McKelvie is away, playing in another sandbox (actually drawing the third installment of Phonogram), Gillen recruited some new and laureate artists (Tula Lotay, Brandon Graham, among others) to make a third trans...

from Tiffy_Reads

This one was ok. Not as good as the first two. Kind of a little bit of a letdown.

from fyrefly98

Summary: In the world of The Wicked and the Divine, every 90 years, twelve gods return into the bodies of young people. They live for two years, idolized and feared by the public, and then at the end of that time, they die. Volume 3 collects six issues from six artists, each focusing (more or les...

from BraveNewBks

One of the illustrators was missing for part of this, and it really showed -- this was the first book where I wasn't thrilled head-to-toe with the artwork. Sakhmet's story gets short shrift artistically, and Tara's arc is fascinating but some inconsistencies in her costume distracted me. Also, I'...