The Story Behind The Writing: Book III Review at ComicsBulletin!

The Overman Book III landed on comic shop shelves yesterday, and has been reviewed today by Matthew McLean at ComicsBulletin.com. Go here to read it. And then go directly to your local comic shop and demand this book!


This is, in some ways, my favorite issue, because it leads us into some pretty intense action, while making a slow reveal toward the truth behind Omakon's stolen data tube, Nathan's reckless descent into the unknown, and the bizarre destiny of the last living Demolator, Dmitri Leonov. If your comic shop didn't pre-order The Overman, or it's sold out, just ask them to order a copy for you. We only have 2 more issues to go until the world is witness to 'The End Of The Future'. And if you've already suffered psychological or physiological damages as a result of reading this series, please refer back to the disclaimer on the inside front cover of Book I.

Don't say we didn't warn you.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: THE OVERMAN BOOK III

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

THE OVERMAN BOOK III IN STORES FEBRUARY 6.

We're half-way to the End Of The Future, as the third issue in this 5-part science-fiction mini-series from Image Comics hits comic shops on Wednesday, February 6! You'll never be ready for this, but you can at least get a glimpse of what is probably the most shocking installment yet, at http://www.theovermancomic.com/. We've posted a 10-page preview of Book III, along with a brand new flash trailer that might just send us all over the edge of sanity!

From PREVIEWS:
BETRAYAL MEANS DEATH! His fellow Omakon agents hunt hired killer Nathan Fisher, while he unravels a reality-exploding secret that could destroy the human race. Dr. Annita Grey returns to a city in panic, as Pittsburgh braces itself for an attack from a living weapon of mass destruction.

If you've missed out on The Overman, check out the latest review:

"This book is a hidden gem, one of the best new series I've read in ages. I can't recommend it highly enough. It's got enough ideas to give Grant Morrison a run for his money, and enough action to satisfy even the most jaded punch-junkie. Really a great read."
- Gail Simone, Writer DC Comics Wonder Woman

You can find more reviews, interviews and a regularly updated production blog at http://www.theovermancomic.com/

The Overman is published by Image Comics, written by Scott Reed and illustrated by Shane White.

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