X-Men Days of Future Past Doomsday #2
SCORE: 61
I just finished reading X-Men Days of Future Past Doomsday #2. This
comic book is not as thought provoking as the last one. There are some
aspects to and in X-Men Days of Future Past Doomsday #2 that I did think
about. The comic itself did not really bring up those thoughts or
topics. There will be spoilers in this comic book review of X-Men Days
of Future Past Doomsday #2.
The issues families will have with X-Men Days of Future Past Doomsday #2
are blood, gore, violence, lack of attire, enticement to lust, bad
language, and more. X-Men Days of Future Past Doomsday #2 likes to talk
about how humans hate them. I don't really see the hate. I see people
that are scared of dying when two mutants are fighting. The opinion on
human life is very low in X-Men Days of Future Past Doomsday #2.
X-Men Days of Future Past Doomsday #2 likes to repeat the mantra of: "I
was born this way." I know there are groups in our world that make
lifestyle choices that use the same mantra. How far do we take that
extreme to? A murdered or rapist can claim they were born that way and
should be able to be whomever they want to be. Is that a wise course of
action? Do we let murderers and rapist go free to cause all kinds of
pain and suffering? The argument holds little to no water with me.
Ads can be found throughout the X-Men Days of Future Past Doomsday #2
comic book. There are two pages of content within X-Men Days of Future
Past Doomsday #2 and then we get a two page recap and credits page. At
the end of X-Men Days of Future Past Doomsday #2 we get to see one of
the front covers to the next issue. I wish Marvel would show all of the
variant covers in their comic books like other companies do.
We see a lot of people gather for Jean Grey's funeral. We learn about
the damage that happened to Scott Summers. He lost his eyes and tear
ducts so he cannot even cry for his wife. Magneto shows up and makes
peace with the X-Men. Magneto also decides to go his own way. Which is
good since most of the X-Men at the school are killed off by a Sentinel
in X-Men Days of Future Past Doomsday #2.
- Paul
Graphics: 50%
Writing: 66%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 66%
Family Friendly Factor: 55%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Guggenheim, Garcia, Smith, Nitro
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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