Kamen Rider, Vol. 3

仮面ライダー [Kamen Rider] #3

by Shōtarō Ishinomori

Hayato Ichimonji herdou os sentimentos de Takeshi Hongo e decidiu lutar sozinho contra a vil Shocker. Afinal, o plano maligno de dominação mundial seguia a todo vapor e somente o Kamen Rider seria capaz de impedi-lo! O último estágio do plano da Shocker era o “October Project”, o mais ousado passo para o controle de toda a humanidade. E, nele, finalmente é revelado o grande vilão por trás de tudo...! Como o “novo” Kamen Rider vencerá o seu último desafio?!

Genres: Manga, Comics, Action

280 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1971

About the author

Shōtarō Ishinomori (石ノ森章太郎) was a Japanese manga artist and cartoonist. Known as the "King of Manga", he is regarded as one of the most influential manga artists of all time.

Reviews

[Brandon · Rating 5 out of 5]

The ending of this is great, really good conclusion to the series. Our main character struggles to find a true sense of self, caught between being a man and a machine, all while trying to save humanity from some scientists trying to use machines to wipe out humanity. The only reason he can stand up to them is because of his machine parts, but they also leave him vulnerable to the sciences the enemy uses. It goes from goofy slapstick, to serious drama, to big sci-fi action series, and back again over and over.

[Alex · Rating 4 out of 5]

As a series in its own right this one limps over the finish line, nothing feels conclusive or ultimately very well developed. But looking into this it seems that the Kamen Rider TV series became an absolute juggernaut with many shows and continuities appearing over the years and so it seems that this short manga was really only intended to be one part of the process - bit of a shame because it starts out feeling very authentic and very cool but by itself ... eh? The art takes a nosedive in this final installment too, you can see this became a less personal project as it went on.

[Markus Santos · Rating 3 out of 5]

Chega ao fim a primeira grande aventura do Kamen Rider nos mangás, em sua luta com a temível Shocker. O mangá continua ágil e dinâmico. O traço ainda é bem datado, principalmente nas sequências com os humanos, crianças mais especificamente, mas o leitura é divertida. Esse acho que é o volume com mais lutas dos três. Mas em comparação, o Black faz mais meu estilo, até por ser mais moderno. Mas esse gibi vale como curiosidade.

[Diogo Muller · Rating 4 out of 5]

Whoa, that was an wild ending... or non-ending, really.

Another great volume, this one more focused on Hayato Ichimonji, this one has a bit of humor, a bit of intrigue, and a pretty dark storyline.

It's not a definitive ending for Kamen Rider, but it sure is an ending.

[Dika · Rating 5 out of 5]

Never,can beat the classic