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Dungeons & Dragons Saturday Morning Adventures #2

 

 

SCORE: 79

 

 

 

I was unable to find the first issue of this comic book series locally. I did not try to purchase a copy of it online either. When I looked and tried to package it with other deals it was going to cost over ten dollars for just this one comic book. I did not feel like doing it at the time. Most of the other Saturday Morning Adventures have been one shots that did not contain a story. I thought I might be okay to read Dungeons & Dragons Saturday Morning Adventures #2 first. I was wrong.

There will be spoilers in this review. The back of the front cover of Dungeons & Dragons Saturday Morning Adventures #2 contains the credits and a recap. Dungeons & Dragons Saturday Morning Adventures #2 is also Prisoners of the Deep Part Two. I will try and find the money to purchase the first comic in this series. Although I have some idea what happened in the first issue from Dungeons & Dragons Saturday Morning Adventures #2 and the recap.

I need to see if that original cartoon series is on DVD at some point in the future. I vaguely remember it but I do not think it impressed me back in my younger years. Maybe I am completely wrong. The problems with Dungeons & Dragons Saturday Morning Adventures #2 are false gods, magic, violence, blood, and more. There are some comedic moments within Dungeons & Dragons Saturday Morning Adventures #2.

Two of the main characters bicker quite a bit in Dungeons & Dragons Saturday Morning Adventures #2. Their source of contention is the direction to take as well as leadership. In fact there is a funny moment where a vote is taken and no one votes for either of them. They want a different choice for leadership. Dungeons & Dragons Saturday Morning Adventures #2 contains twenty pages of comic book content, then next issue, alternate covers, and finally some advertisements.

These kids are sucked into the D&D world thanks to this lady with out of control magic that is trapped in this building. One of the characters in Dungeons & Dragons Saturday Morning Adventures #2 has some good instincts. He believes there is more to the story. She claims to not remember if there is. Who trapped her there? Where are they now? Why was she trapped? She is opening portals and bringing in monsters. Maybe that is why she is trapped.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 80%
Writing: 84%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Story: 83%
Family Friendly Factor: 74%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: IDW Publishing
Author: Booher, Kambadais, Burcham
Rating: 'NR' - Not Rated

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