Mighty Mouse #1
SCORE: 81
Peter went with his friends on a trip to Nashville. They found this
comic book store that impressed him. He found this Mighty Mouse #1 comic
book and wanted to know if I wanted to buy it and eventually get it
reviewed. Since I am writing this review you should be able to figure
out what my answer was. I did not even know about this five part series
from 2017. I only have Mighty Mouse #1 so I will need to decide if I
want to purchase the others in the future to see the whole series.
When Mighty Mouse #1 came it out sold for $3.99. I was able to purchase
a copy of it for $2.25. In essence Mighty Mouse #1 lost some of its
value. Hopefully that will turn around in the future. Expect spoilers in
this review. The art work in Mighty Mouse #1 is fantastic. I did not
know what I would get until I opened and read it. Mighty Mouse #1 starts
out showing us what it would look like if this were a cartoon.
Mighty Mouse #1 takes an interesting direction after that. There is a
young man who is on the playground at recess drawing. These three
bullies come after him and throw his papers all over the place. The kid
is late back to class because he is getting all of his papers with art
on them back. The bullies have some interesting logic. They want him to
share his art with everyone. Although their dispersal method is lacking.
Joey is the name of the young man. He goes home and has a note from his
mom to do his homework, no junk food, and no cartoons. Since there is no
adult supervision Joey does the opposite of the instructions from his
mother. There is nothing in Mighty Mouse #1 about a father figure. There
are twenty pages of content within Mighty Mouse #1. There is a two page
spread advertisement for Sheena in Mighty Mouse #1. After the end of
Mighty Mouse #1 there are even more advertisements.
There is some mild violence in Mighty Mouse #1. There is also lack of
attire and enticement to lust in some of the advertisements. I find it
interesting that the content can be for all ages, but I do not believe
the advertisements are for all ages. Someone seemed to have missed
something there in my professional opinion. This is not the first time I
noticed that since returning to the comic book industry.
Mighty Mouse #1 has an interesting twist ending. Mighty Mouse leaves the
television screen and joins Joey in the real world. It looks like this
series will get very interesting after that. Mighty Mouse will need to
adapt to our world and all of its problems. Will Mighty Mouse help Joey
with the bullies? There is some foreshadowing of that in the imagination
of Joey. If I can continue this series in the future I will.
- Paul
Graphics: 79%
Writing: 83%
Replay/Extras: 81%
Story: 82%
Family Friendly Factor: 80%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dynamite Comics
Author: Fisch, Lima, Ross
Rating: ‘A’ for All Ages
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