The Avengers #5
SCORE: 64
There are some important items concerning this comic book series that
I will get into a little bit later in this review. The Avengers #5
contains twenty pages of comic book content with advertisements found
all throughout the comic book. The storyline with the Impossible City
and Ashen Combine continues in The Avengers #5. There will be spoilers
in this review.
The Avengers #5 feels like so many other storylines I have read in the
past. Things are looking dire for the heroes. The villains are stopping
them at every single turn. The heroes are made to look small and weak in
The Avengers #5. Then at the very end the heroes all say: "NO!" They
will not lose. They will not fail. I am not sure how they can try
everything and then be like now I will win. It is a very over used
storyline.
I give a new comic book series I try five issues to decide if I want to
keep reading it or not. I have made a decision on this comic book
series. I have one more issue of The Avengers to read after The Avengers
#5. There is one more of this comic book series in my pile. After that
one I will stop reading The Avengers. I even took it off the document we
use to determine what is the next comic book to purchase.
The issues families will have with The Avengers #5 are violence, blood,
and more. The blood comes in one of the advertisements in The Avengers
#5. I was able to purchase one of the variant covers that looks like a
lot of old Avengers coming to the battle. The most interesting character
in The Avengers #5 is the Impossible City. It once served heroes before
the villains conquered them.
The Impossible City wants to commit suicide in The Avengers #5. The two
Avengers up there Falcon and Black Panther are trying to talk this city
down. They planted bombs all over the city to stop it. The city tells
them that their bombs will not destroy it. The Impossible City has been
forced to watch and/or participate in atrocities for a long time. It
does not want to keep having this happen.
- Paul
Graphics: 59%
Writing: 66%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 66%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Mackay, Fiorelli, Blee
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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