Savage Spider-Man #3
SCORE: 60
At this point in reading Savage Spider-Man I have already decided I
am done once I get through issue #5. Savage Spider-Man #3 does actually
improve a few things. Please be aware there will be spoilers in this
review. Savage Spider-Man is having flashbacks and wanting to save
people. In fact he disobeys Baron Zemo and saves people multiple times
within Savage Spider-Man #3. Baron Zemo also orders him to kill certain
other characters and Savage Spider-Man does not comply. This is a good
thing.
Savage Spider-Man #3 has Baron Zemo torturing Savage Spider-Man multiple
times with some kind of electrical shocks. Baron Zemo treats Savage
Spider-Man like an animal in this comic book. There is plenty of blood
and violence within Savage Spider-Man #3. There is also some lack of
attire within Savage Spider-Man #3. The Immaculatum commit an atrocity
in this city on normal people living out their lives. Baron Zemo winds
up fighting against The Immaculatum in Savage Spider-Man #3. Baron Zemo
uses the Savage Spider-Man to attack them.
Things take a really odd turn within Savage Spider-Man #3. After Baron
Zemo kills one of The Immaculatum he then offers to join them. The
remaining members of The Immaculatum accept his offer. He then leaves
Savage Spider-Man to burn to death in Savage Spider-Man #3. I think
Savage Spider-Man comes out of the ashes as a human again. That is not
really clear at the end of Savage Spider-Man #3. The lack of logic of
the characters makes no sense to me in Savage Spider-Man #3. They talk
about one hundred years of peace.
Where things get even stranger in Savage Spider-Man #3 is Baron Zemo is
supposedly a white supremacist. He is working with some minorities in
The Immaculatum. They are happy to work with him as well. Baron Zemo
even kills one of his trusty servants who raises objections about this
new partnership. Baron Zemo must have some plan for this. To be honest
it made little sense to me when I read Savage Spider-Man #3. It is like
the writers lost all concept of characters and their motives.
Savage Spider-Man #3 improves a bit from the last issue. It has now
reached the low levels of the first issue. Savage Spider-Man #3 has not
done enough for me to want to continue to read after issue number five.
Savage Spider-Man continues to express his hate for others. For me
Savage Spider-Man #3 continues to be too dark. The poor police officer
was put in a tough spot in Savage Spider-Man #3. Events from the past
are references within Savage Spider-Man #3. I have no concept of where
they came from though.
- Paul
Graphics: 59%
Writing: 64%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Story: 58%
Family Friendly Factor: 59%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Kelly, Sandoval, Sotomayor
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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