X-Men Legends #4
SCORE: 60
X-Men Legends is getting worse by the issue. X-Men Legends #4 is a
great example of modern day radical far left extremist zealots trying to
redefine the past and those characters through their current delusions.
X-Men Legends #4 starts with a recap on the credits page. We are also
told that X-Men Legends #4 happens after the events of Longshot #1-6.
The Longshot comic book from 1985. This is the second part of another
two part story from the past. There will be spoilers in this review.
The issues families will have with X-Men Legends #4 are violence, blood,
and more. The attacks on the system God put in place for humanity are
excessive in X-Men Legends #4. The sexism against men is horrible in
X-Men Legends #4. Many of the things that are said and done in X-Men
Legends #4 do not fit specific characters. Wolverine is a great example
of this. Entitlement mentality is also found in X-Men Legends #4.
Someone with no experience thinks they should be a leader.
Wolverine and Kitty Pryde are battling one another in a war movie that
Mojo is shooting. Wolverine is able to shake the brainwashing and help
Kitty Pryde come to her sort of right mind. With many of the things
Kitty Pryde says I am not sure she was ever completely in her right
mind. Spiral saves the X-Men and decides she is going to take down Mojo.
That is not shown in X-Men Legends #4 though. Spiral also goes on a
sexist rant at one point in X-Men Legends #4.
There are twenty pages of content within X-Men Legends #4. Ads can be
found throughout this comic book. The Bullpen Bulletins did not really
reach me that much. I have very little in common with that person. The
X-Men forget what happened but they did not forget. It is like in their
subconscious or something like that. In fact the conversation between
Wolverine and Kitty Pryde reference what happened to them in the
Mojoverse.
Longshot steps on a tripwire at one point and it looks like he might
die. The X-Men save Longshot and it is all good. I do feel like Longshot
got no resolution in X-Men Legends #4. He came to the Mojoverse for a
specific reason. That whole plot point got lost and forgotten in X-Men
Legends #4. The writing feels lazy in X-Men Legends #4. The only real
effort in X-Men Legends #4 was put into radical far left preaching on
their out of touch with reality beliefs.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 60%
Replay/Extras: 65%
Story: 62%
Family Friendly Factor: 55%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Nocenti, Pina, Campbell
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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