“So its great to see how the author has really delved into the self-doubt and questioning that plagues us all in those times, but she shows that for Fantomex, and for most of us, there is a light at the end of the tunnel and you can get there, so in that respect, the book is quite hopeful in its theme.”
– Big Geordie Geek

“I gave Triptych five stars. It had everything I have come to expect from this series of Marvel prose novels from Aconyte books.”

– Chris L. Owens

“What makes this book work so well for me is that it is as much about the plot as it is about character development. Both Avery and Fantomex grow a lot throughout this story, and have to learn that it is okay to trust/depend on other people… even though you have been hurt and disappointed in the past. You don’t have to be alone and push people away… which is definitely something that hit close to home.”

– Simply a Book Drunkard

” This is something else, this is something a little special. It shows a human side to these characters, a vulnerability and complexity that is often left out of comics to make more room for explosions and fist fights. If you’re after something a bit different, something that isn’t just the standard comic book formula this is a book you’re definitely going to want to read.”

– Trans-Scribe

“The themes of self, identity and finding one’s place resonate in the story, making it a quick and exciting read. Recommended for Marvel fans, super-hero fans, and just general action fans.”
– Martin’s View