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Young Justice Targets #6

SCORE: 65

I am so glad to finish off the Young Justice Targets comic book series with Young Justice Targets #6. I am very thankful I had the money to purchase a copy of this comic book. Young Justice Targets #6 went exactly where I thought it would on almost every single front. There was one thing in Young Justice Targets #6 that shocked and surprised me. I will get into that in just a little bit. Ads can be found throughout Young Justice Targets #6.

There will be spoilers in this review. The heroes faked out the villains with the fake death of three of their members. When time came for someone else to be killed then the heroes turned on the villains. That was just after the villains explained their entire plan. Then the other heroes who were having issues in these fights absolutely decimated the villains really easily. In fact it felt a bit too easy to me. Metallo was stopped, and ultimately saved by letting him keep the kryptonite.

There were some things in Young Justice Targets #6 that I did now know about. For example Superboy and Miss Martian are married. I had no idea that had happened in DC Comics. Like the previous issues there are fifteen pages of story content and then five pages of a memory. In the memory I found out that Kid Flash died as well. A lot has happened that I was not aware of. The issues families can have with Young Justice Targets #6 are violence, blood, magic, false gods, and more.

The heroes mess with Lex Luthor's mind somehow in Young Justice Targets #6. He looks like a vegetable when they are done with him. There was no trial, and no official justice against Lex Luthor. Instead Young Justice Targets #6 encourages vigilante justice. It makes the heroes look abusive. The Bizarro Superman clone goes back to the Justice League. I think that is what the backwards talk referenced.

The paper is not very good in the Young Justice Targets #6 comic book. There is a page devoted to Kevin Conroy in Young Justice Targets #6. There are also multiple pages devoted to the Lazarus Planet crossover event. They are really trying to sell that. The plan of the villains is absolutely brilliant in Young Justice Targets #6. All in all this comic book series did not impress me. I am glad they stopped it at six issues. I think they could have told the story in five issues.
- Paul

Graphics: 60%
Writing: 68%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 65%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Wesman, Jones, Wright
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY

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