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Starcadia Quest #1

 

 

SCORE: 63

 

Starcadia Quest #1 

 

As we have been taking trips to our local comic books stores I noticed the first three issues of Starcadia Quest had been hanging around in the youth section. I should have taken that as a sign. If something is sitting on the shelves there may be a reason for that. I bought the first three issues. I have now worked Starcadia Quest #1 through my pile into the position of reading and reviewing. I like to give a series five issues to see if I will like it or not. I already dislike this series after reading Starcadia Quest #1.

Please be aware there will be spoilers in this review. I had such trouble reading Starcadia Quest #1. The colors and art is fine. The dialogue and writing just hurt to read for some reason. The trope being used are as bad the short squat characters. If I were reading a Final Fantasy through Final Fantasy IV then maybe the squat characters would work for me. They just don't in Starcadia Quest #1. The whole science fiction space theme is interesting. There is too much left out about this universe.

I barely have a clue what is going on in this place. There are F.A.Q.s that are teams that take on missions. F.A.Q. stands for Freelance Adventuring Crew. This fifteen year old kid and his hacker friend want to go do this job. As police bots (Data Guardians) try and arrest Digits for her hacking they wind up leaving with Nixie O'Fix. The main character is Starkid by the way. There are plenty of references to other franchises in Starcadia Quest #1.

In a lot of ways Starcadia Quest #1 feels like a lame attempt to rip-off the Guardians of the Galaxy. There is some violent content within Starcadia Quest #1. I did some research and there is a board game of Starcadia Quest. Which came from Arcadia Quest. I had heard of neither before reading this comic book. There are some people in PR and Marketing slipping if a media outlet as large of Family Friendly Gaming had never heard of them before.

Most of Starcadia Quest #1 takes place in some Starbucks rip-off coffee shop. There are things like three misdemeanors and you are arrested in Starcadia Quest #1. You must also protect your private information. Starcadia Quest #1 contains sixteen pages of content, next month, challenges for the game (or maybe an app), and then some advertisements. The thick paper makes Starcadia Quest #1 feel bigger than it actually is.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 65%
Writing: 65%
Replay/Extras: 67%
Story: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: IDW Publishing
Author: Roberts, Mazzara, Cruz
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated


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