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Mind the Gap, Volume 3: Out of Bodies by Sami Basri, Rodin Esquejo, Dan McDaid, Jim McCann

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arf88's review against another edition

3.0

Who knew a game of marco polo could be so sad?

The best part of this volume is that the readers finally start to get some answers, which is good, because there's not going to be another trade for a long time yet. Some of the more villain type characters get some depth, and it turns out they're not really evil but rather misguided. I'm still not a fan of the regular art, but I liked the rough nature of the flashbacks.

Overall, I can't say I'm that heartbroken there's no fourth volume yet, but I'll probably pick it up to read when it does eventually come out.

papalbina's review against another edition

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4.0

i read everything published so far in this comic series... and now what am i going to do with myself until the next issue comes out who-knows-when? T___T

charlibirb's review against another edition

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3.0

The relationships between a lot of the characters were a bit unclear, and a lot of the faces blended together. I got pretty lost and disinterested. I won't be continuing this series. The artwork was pretty, though.

menniemenace's review against another edition

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4.0

It's good to be back, though I'm still a little shocked from the fact that it's the last volume.. only 2 issues away from the end.

thecatwood's review against another edition

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3.0

Great job on the ghostly Elle illustrations. Lots of big reveals in this volume, and I found some of them less mind blowing and more... puzzling. After so many Big Bad Secrets, the "Boss" reveal and background was less than impressive for me. Still great art and a well paced story.