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Le Quatrième Pouvoir #3

by Juan Giménez

A powerful cocktail of science fiction, humor, and social criticism written and drawn by the artist of The Metabarons: Juan Gimenez! PUBLICATION IN 4 VOLUMES -- COMPLETED WORK. The odyssey of Exether Mega, a young military pilot caught up in an interplanetary conflict between humans -- under the banner of the Planetary United States -- and the Krommiums. After narrowly escaping an attack by an enemy patrol, Mega begins a perilous journey across enemy lines. Through a series of encounters -- with both friends and foes -- Mega discovers she's at the center of a complex, secret experiment to create the ultimate weapon of war. As further clues to her role, identity, and destiny are revealed to her, the powers that be ramp up their efforts to capture her. A spectacular and riveting space opera by the creator of Leo Roa and the illustrator of The Metabarons saga.

Genres: Comics, Science Fiction, Bande Dessinée, Graphic Novels

62 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 2006

About the author

Aclamado historietista argentino que desarrolló su carrera tanto en Argentina como en Europa.
Murió en su Mendoza natal tras haber contraído el coronavirus en España, donde vivía hacía décadas.

Reviews

[Oscar · Rating 3 out of 5]

This series is pretty good.

[Alberto Martín de Hijas · Rating 3 out of 5]

Todas las entregas son un poco iguales: Muy buen dibujo y un argumento entretenido pero un tanto caótico. Me gusta, pero ganaría con un guion más cuidado.

[Andrew · Rating 4 out of 5]

This like the previous book appears to start a new story with the characters who survived the previous installment making their get away - although as the title of this book suggests not entirely as far as they would have liked to.

This book for me works better than the last two as there were just so many loose ends and questions left - however now you start to get some answers (not many mind you - but enough to start to make some sense of) as up to this point it all felt as though the main character was little more than a McGuffin or some excuse to justify the who strange adventure.

For me as well there appears to be more of a balance here too - as you start to see some the limitations and flaws of what could have been seen as an all powerful answer to everything

[Bruno Silva · Rating 4 out of 5]

O quarto poder rouba uma nave para conseguir fugir aos seus perseguidores onde aterra num planeta que é um horror vegetal e acaba com a Gal em sofrimento com as suas 4 consciências e a serem perseguidas por todos a quererem o poder QB4, acabam por descobrir que o planeta verde contém algo muito curioso.
Isto enquanto são salvas por um duo simpático

[Rafaela Oliveira · Rating 3 out of 5]

J'ai trouvé très confus le tome. Mais ça montre le liens entre les télépathes du débout.

[Tristan · Rating 2 out of 5]

This third episode of four, also available on Kindle Unlimited, is messier again than the first two. The art still has its moments, but it is largely confused. This is the jungle planet interlude so often used in space opera. There is little or no story, a crash and a rescue by friends whilst the bad guys get munched. In the meantime the deity character frees an interstellar being from its own crash site to gain some good guy points. But the story arc is not advanced much. Disappointing all in all.