E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams Volume One
SCORE: 69
I am finally through all of the graphics novels that I got for free
on free comic book day because I spent a certain amount of money. E.X.O.
The Legend of Wale Williams Volume One is the last one. I saved this one
for last because it is also the largest. This graphic novel is three
hundred and twelve pages according to Amazon. It took me a bit to go
through based on my graphic novel reading time availability. As of this
moment in time E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams Volume One is the
highest scoring graphic novel we have reviewed here at Family Friendly
Gaming. To be fair we have not reviewed very many of them yet.
There will be spoilers in this review. E.X.O. The Legend of Wale
Williams Volume One is neither really good or really bad. There are some
typical super hero things that happen in E.X.O. The Legend of Wale
Williams Volume One. The hero reminds me of so many other different
characters in comic books. We have the Iron Man like suit. We have the
orphan son that has issues with his father. His mother died in a tragic
accident in E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams Volume One too.
The thing that E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams Volume One does really
well is the character development. I could understand the motivations
and reasons the characters did what they did. From the military uncle
fighting against a corrupt democratic government (remind you of the
Biden administration?) to the hero fighting to stop a dictatorship. Why
they did what they did made sense. The hero in E.X.O. The Legend of Wale
Williams Volume One can be dense at times.
The issues families can have with E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams
Volume One are violence, blood, false gods, lack of attire, enticement
to lust, and more. There are plenty of robots that are destroyed in
E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams Volume One. The strategy and tactics
are a bit predictable in E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams Volume One.
Let us have a diversion and then hit our main goal. The thing is the
diversions always worked.
The end of E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams Volume One includes a side
story that actually would have happened before the main story happened.
I found that a little bit odd. There is also some art at the end and
some interview questions with Roye Okupe. He mentioned he was trying to
highlight his home country of Nigeria. That is done quite well.
The art is very crisp and clean in E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams
Volume One. I did get a bit confused who all these characters are in
E.X.O. The Legend of Wale Williams Volume One. A few of them did not
distinguish themselves. It is like the characters knew one another but
the reader is a bit in the dark. I think there are improvements that
could happen in the future. Originally the store tried to sell it for
$24.99, then went half off and finally just gave it away. I am only out
the time to read it. I have little interest in reading more of this
universe though.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 66%
Replay/Extras: 90%
Story: 65%
Family Friendly Factor: 65
System: Graphic Novel
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
Author: Okupe, Akinboye, Kazeem
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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