Red Goblin #9
SCORE: 70
The end might actually be in sight for the Red Goblin series. I
wonder if sales are dropping because people are becoming less interested
in this series? I know my interest has waned in recent months. There are
twenty pages of comic book content within Red Goblin #9. Advertisements
can be found all throughout this comic book. There will be spoilers in
this review.
The most exciting news in Red Goblin #9 comes on the Symbiowrote page.
It talks about the next issue being the climax of the series. I hope
that means the next issue is the last one. I will probably stop reading
Red Goblin after the next issue one way or the other. Red Goblin #9 does
a few good things here and there. There are also some pointless
conflicts within Red Goblin #9.
Different characters are trying to find Normie and Rascal in Red Goblin
#9. The Gold Goblin threatens one of the members of the Goblin Nation
Gang in Red Goblin #9. A police officer asks questions of the kid that
got kidnapped. Rascal is going after anyone and everyone that hurt
Normie. Rascal even digs up Normies dead father. I am still a bit
perplexed by that one personally.
The issues families can have with Red Goblin #9 are violence, blood,
false gods, and more. The credits page also contains a lengthy recap on
what has been going on. The symbiote art is interesting in Red Goblin
#9. At the end of Red Goblin #9 Rascal decides to confront Venom. He is
going back to the source of his existence. I am curious to see what
happens when the two meet.
Red Goblin #9 has floundered around for a lot of issues. Thankfully it
looks like things will finally wrap up in the next issue. I am ready to
be done with this series personally. I do like some of the symbiote art
within Red Goblin #9. The Bullpen Bulletin is about Aaron Kuder who is
working on the Daredevil series. Red Goblin #9 has sections of talking
and sections of action.
- Paul
Graphics: 67%
Writing: 75%
Replay/Extras: 72%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 61%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Paknadel, Campana, Poggi, Curiel
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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