Red Goblin #8
SCORE: 69
If you read my review of the last issue of this comic book you know
there were some things I was concerned about. I was also at the point
that I would stop reading this comic book series very soon. Maybe after
issue ten or something. I have not fleshed out that idea just yet. I do
know that Red Goblin had been bad and getting worse. Things take a bit
of a turn in Red Goblin #8. There will be spoilers in this review.
Normie is having trouble controlling Rascal still in Red Goblin #8.
Miles Morales Spider-Man tries to help out Normie. Miles Morales fights
off Crossbones for Normie. They do not find Normie's friend in the
sewers. Then Normie remembers they have a building. Thing is Normie
gives Miles Morales the wrong directions and goes there himself all
alone. Goblin King eagerly awaits the arrival.
Goblin King talks Rascal into leaving Normie for just a second or two.
Then Normie and Rascal go to town on the Goblin Nation. Tim gets away
and goes to the Gold Goblin at the end of Red Goblin #8. Tim learns who
Normie actually is in Red Goblin #8. That secret identity is getting
learned all over the place. The Goblin Knight dies thanks to the Goblin
King's betrayal in Red Goblin #8.
Red Goblin #8 starts with a recap and credits page, then twenty pages of
comic book content, and next month's cover. There are advertisements
found all throughout the Red Goblin #8 comic book. A lot of the
advertisements have to do with other Spider-Man comic books. Honestly
none of them interested me that much. I really hope this comic book ends
soon. It is not going anywhere that good anymore.
The issues families can have with Red Goblin #8 are violence, blood,
gore, and more. There are lies and deception within Red Goblin #8 too.
Families can run into references to false gods in some of the
advertisements within Red Goblin #8. The Bullpen Bulletins in Red Goblin
#8 is about Carlos Gomez. He is an artist on Ms. Marvel The New Mutant.
I have zero interest in that comic book.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Writing: 75%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Paknadel, Campana, Poggi, Curiel
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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