Young Justice Targets #4
SCORE: 68
I am very thankful I had the money to purchase a copy of the Young
Justice Targets #4 comic book. This series is starting to finally go
some places and get some explanation as to what is going on. Young
Justice Targets #4 ties together quite a few threads and lets us know
where we are going in the next couple of issues of this limited series.
There will be spoilers in this review. Like the first three comic books
we have fifteen pages of content and then five pages of a memory.
The memory within Young Justice Targets #4 continues the story of Green
Arrow saving the princess when she was a kid. The Outsiders go on a
mission to try and save the princess in Young Justice Targets #4. The
Outsiders are Beast Boy, Superboy, Wonder Girl, and Star Girl. Since
they wind up over their heads they bring in the Mongoose Squad. The
members of the Mongoose Squad are Static, Blue Beetle, Foragers,
Windfall, Livewire, and Kid Flash.
The issues families can have with Young Justice Targets #4 are blood and
violence. The first page of Young Justice Targets #4 has a news report
from the Galaxy Broadcasting System (GBS) that brings new readers up to
speed. Ads can be found throughout the Young Justice Targets #4 comic
book. There are a couple of major surprises that turn up near the end of
Young Justice Targets #4. We find out what was going on in that mine.
The predictable shock in Young Justice Targets #4 is the item in the
purse of the princess was kryptonite. It was found in the mine and she
was trying to secretly get it to the Justice League. This is why Black
Canary and Green Arrow are in comas. The prison break of Count Vertigo
was something to throw the heroes off the proper path. They did of
course assume he was involved in what was going on. They are now behind
the eight ball trying to find the queen.
There is some question about Beast Boy since he had a relationship with
Perdita. Metallo makes an appearance at the end of Young Justice Targets
#4. He is a totally different guy from previous versions of Metallo. I
am not sure why they needed to give the Metallo mantle to someone
completely new and different. I guess DC cannot be happy with any of the
previous people who were Metallo. Always gotta have someone new there.
- Paul
Graphics: 64%
Writing: 67%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 72%
Family Friendly Factor: 67%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Wesman, Jones, Wright
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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