Young Justice Targets #1
SCORE: 73
I am so thankful I had the money to purchase the Young Justice
Targets #1 comic book. The characters on the cover interested me and
that Young Justice animated television show was interesting. There will
be spoilers in this review. The first thing about Young Justice Targets
#1 that stuck out to me is the weird feeling paper. I am not the biggest
fan of the paper used for Young Justice Targets #1. I also noticed that
this is a limited series. From my research there will be six issues
within this series.
The paper feels a bit grainy to me. There is some violent content, and
there are ads that are found throughout Young Justice Targets #1. There
are fifteen pages of content, then five pages of a memory, then three
pages tribute to Neal Adams. The final pages of Young Justice Targets #1
are some more advertisements. The storyline in Young Justice Targets #1
revolves around some heroes trying to protect Queen Perdita. We find out
one of the heroes failed to protect her father and he was assassinated.
There are a lot of Harper brothers trying to protect Queen Perdita in
Young Justice Targets #1. Can you guess where the story goes in Young
Justice Targets #1? These bad guys in suits of flying armor wind up
kidnapping the queen. At least it looks that way at the end of Young
Justice Targets #1. There is a possibility that other heroes will
intervene at the start of the next issue. I hope that happens because if
it does not then we will need to go into a rescue mission. Why do these
bad guys want her so badly? What is their end game?
Young Justice Targets #1 feels really short with only fifteen pages of
story and then five pages of a memory. I hope future issues do not
continue that pattern. I will have to read them to find out. I honestly
have no idea what will come next. I think I have the next couple of
issues so I will be able to find out when I can work this comic book
series into my review schedule. I also hope different and better paper
is used for this comic book that costs $3.99. Do you think I am too
hopeful?
- Paul
Graphics: 75%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 75%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Wesman, Jones, Wright
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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