Red Goblin #3
SCORE: 68
I am thankful I was able to purchase, read, and review the Red Goblin
#3 comic book. This series started interesting and is starting to
sputter. Red Goblin #3 starts with a recap page that allows readers to
understand what is going on in with this science fiction fantasy
universe. Red Goblin #3 focuses mainly on Normie Osborn. He is the
grandson of Norman Osborn. There will be spoilers in this review.
Normie and Rascal have an interesting conversation in Red Goblin #3.
They are trying to beat all these bad guys and it is not going so well.
Rascal wants to help. Normie does not want that at first. Eventually
Normie allows Rascal to help for a bit. They wind up trashing the bad
guys and almost killing them. Norman Osborn cries out for them to stop
killing the guys. Normie gets the two of them out of there and Norman to
a hospital.
Normie is obviously going through some stuff in Red Goblin #3. He seems
very tormented. The front cover of the next issue looks very interesting
to me. On the front cover of the next issue it shows Gold Goblin and Red
Goblin fighting it out. I hope that is what is in the contents of the
next issue. It also makes me wonder if Normie is ever going to reveal
his identity to Norman. A fight between the two could stop any kind of
revelations.
The issues families can have with Red Goblin #3 are violence, blood, and
more. There are twenty pages of comic book content with advertisements
found throughout the comic book. I did not count the recap page in that
twenty pages of content. Red Goblin #3 looks and feels darker than the
previous two comic books. I am not as big on Red Goblin #3. The mother
is trying to find Normie and threatens the principal.
I do like how Normie learns that dogs are trained to be good or to be
bad. I think that meant a lot to Normie in Red Goblin #3. Normie also
seems to think that he is the monster. I think it was important for
Normie and Rascal to have a conversation. I wish Normie would tell
Rascal that he can help but no killing. Kind of like what Eddie Brock
and his symbiote did at one point. I am still going to read this one a
bit more.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 76%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Paknadel, Bazaldua, Curiel
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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