I am Groot #1
SCORE: 80
I was looking around for something cleaner
on Marvel Unlimited and found I am Groot #1. I read through the comic
book and enjoyed it. I am Groot #1 may have the thirteen and older
rating but it is much safer than other thirteen and older only comics
books I have read. I am Groot #1 is a whole lot more clean fun than I
was expecting. I am glad though. I was really concerned about how a
comic book would go with a character that only says: “I am Groot” in
that exact order.
Thankfully all of these other characters understand what Groot is saying
in I am Groot #1. So they respond in a way that allows the reader to
comprehend what Groot told them. This is brilliant. Baby Groot is used
in I am Groot #1. Groot goes through a wormhole and strands himself away
from the rest of the Guardians of the Galaxy. I am not sure what Groot
was going after in I am Groot #1. There are more issues after this one
so hopefully it will be explained at some point.
The art in I am Groot #1 is decent. I noticed a lot of clean fun within
I am Groot #1. There is some mild peril. The Guardians are a bit frantic
about losing Groot. The wormhole closes so they have no easy way to get
to Groot. I wonder if they will wait there for Groot or try and find out
where he has gone. Readers know Groot is on Terminal. There are plenty
of humorous moments within I am Groot #1.
Groot has to rely on assistance from others in I am Groot #1 multiple
times. He is a little one in this comic book so it makes perfect sense.
It is nice to see Groot go on an adventure of his own in I am Groot #1.
I am hoping it all turns out good in the end. I also hope the Guardians
of the Galaxy are able to save Groot in future issues of I am Groot. I
actually had fun reading I am Groot #1 on Marvel Unlimited. I think a
physical copy would be a better experience, but since we have three free
months of Marvel Unlimited I might as well get my use out of it.
I am Groot #1 is a good start to a fascinating story that has me
interested in where it will go from here. That is what you want from any
first issue of any comic book. Lay down the story in a way that has the
reader coming back for more. I am Groot #1 does contain one word that
could offend some families. I need to make a mention of that. I plan on
reading more comics in this series in the future.
- Paul
Graphics: 77%
Writing: 82%
Replay/Extras: 77%
Story: 84%
Family Friendly Factor: 79%
System: Marvel Unlimited
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Hastings, Flaviano, Menyz
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER
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