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Comic Book Review – Reyn #3

March 18, 2015 by Andrew Newton

Originally published March 18, 2015. Updated April 14, 2018.

Andrew Newton reviews Reyn #3…

Reyn returns Seph to her father and the Followers of Tek, who ask him to join them on a mission to stop the Venn from destroying Fate.

Another issue of Reyn by Image Comics hits the shelves and the story just continues to get more intriguing as our hero takes the injured Seph home to her family and sets out to find out more about the mysterious Venn who rule the lands of fate.

What makes this issue worth reading is that not only do we find out more about Seph’s people but we also get some more clues as to where the Venn originate from.

I’m really impressed with the quality of the writing by Kel Symons in this series and Nate Stockman has continued to back up the excellent story with wonderful artwork.

To say I’m enjoying this series is an understatement and I’d certainly recommend you give this series a try so you can enjoy it as much as I am.  It’s another good example of the quality that Image Comics can provide.

Andrew Newton

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