The Omega Book #3

8.9

Critic Rating

3 Reviews
10

User Rating

1 Reviews
Writer James Patrick
Artist Pauli Junquera
Cover Price $4.99

The mob has inventions from the Omega Book and Cless now has pages of it. Inventions and pages that nobody in this day and age should have. Everything Alexander feared has come true, and he must resort to desperate measures, even if it means having his own son Brady use the most advanced machine created by the book. A machine that could kill him. But the book must be destroyed and by any means necessary!

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  • 10

    Comic Watch - Ryan White

    Oct 17, 2026

    This issue is strong. We have a ton of answers coming out of it. You may not like the answers, but I do think the creators are not going in the typical direction with this story. I am already seeing things that escape the normal tropes, and it looks like they are going to explore their own path. Read Full Review

  • 9.2

    Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell

    Oct 14, 2026

    The Omega Book #3 delivers an emotional and visually ambitious issue that deepens Brady and Alexander’s relationship without losing the series’ sense of mystery and danger. James Patrick’s accessible science-fiction storytelling, Pauli Junquera’s vivid artwork, and Pat Brosseau’s clear lettering combine to make this a compelling issue that leaves readers eager for what comes next. This series is a must for any science-fiction fan! Grab a copy when you are at the shop this week and consider adding this title to your Pull List. Read Full Review

  • 7.5

    AIPT - David Canham

    Oct 13, 2026

    'The Omega Book' doesn’t quite fulfill its full potential. Well, except for the art by Pauli Janquera, which excellently illustrates a mad-science world somewhere between steam- and cyber-punk adventure. The concepts in James Patrick’s story about a book holding all the secrets of the universe, as well as the theme of science vs. religion, are very good and caught my attention. Also, the pacing of each issue keeps the plot going strong. But, the execution of the high-concepts leaves too much on the table for 'The Omega Book' to be truly excellent. Read Full Review

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  • 10

    Plot
    Rene—the woman known as "The .45" and leader of the Rigula crime family, who had lent Alexander the money to complete his research—now wields a weapon created using the OMEGA BOOK. With it, she destroys rival families and, within days, rises to become the undisputed leader of organized crime.

    Meanwhile, Cless—the envious scientist who betrayed and murdered Alexander—boosts his own strength and intelligence. He uses knowledge from the final pages of the OMEGA BOOK to build a device capable of destroying reality so he can reshape it to his liking; to achieve this, he commands an army of mind-controlled subjects.

    Alexander reveals to Brady that a device capable of stopping Cless lies beneath his secret laboratory. Ho more

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