DC Comics Bombshells #3 is a comic book issue published by DC Comics in 2015 as part of the Bombshells series. The series reimagines female DC Comics characters as pin-up style heroines in an alternate history World War II setting. The issue is written by Marguerite Bennett with art by Marguerite Sauvage and covers by Ant Lucia.

In this issue, the story continues with the Bombshells as they fight against the Nazi threat. The issue follows Batwoman as she teams up with the French Resistance and meets the enigmatic Catwoman. Meanwhile, Wonder Woman faces off against the villainous Baroness Paula Von Gunther, who seeks to use an ancient Amazonian artifact to gain power.

Throughout the issue, the characters are portrayed as strong, independent women who are not afraid to stand up for what is right. The art style is highly stylized, with bold lines and vibrant colors, reflecting the retro pin-up aesthetic of the series. The comic book also includes an essay by historian Dr. Katie Bouman on the real-life female heroes of World War II who inspired the Bombshells series.

DC Comics Bombshells #3 is an exciting and empowering addition to the Bombshells series, showcasing the strength and resilience of its female characters while also highlighting the historical context of the series.