Cable #4
SCORE: 64
I am so thankful and appreciative that Cable #4 is the last and final
issue in this series. The end of Cable #4 references some other comic
book you can go read if you want to. Can you guess my answer? If you
guessed - "I don't wanna," then you are right on target. Cable #4 cost
me $3.99. There are twenty pages of comic book content within Cable #4.
Advertisements can be found all throughout this comic book.
The first page in Cable #4 is a recap and credits page. There is a
checklist page near the end of Cable #4 of Marvel comic books that are
releasing around the same time. I am not clear as to how they are
connected. I also am not interested either. I am just glad this
storyline is wrapping up. There will be spoilers in my review of the
Cable #4 comic book. I must say the ending of Cable #4 did not impress
me.
The issues families can have with Cable #4 are violence, blood, lack of
attire, religious belief of evolution, and more. The older Cable has
been shot in Cable #4 but he is still alive. The younger Cable (Nate)
shot him somewhere it would take a little bit to regenerate. The older
Cable realizes that Nate must have some side angle he is playing. Will
the older Cable respect that or come in guns a blazing.
It turns out in Cable #4 that Nate wanted to hear what the bad guy had
to say. So Nate allowed him to transform into this energy being. The
problem is he can no longer touch anyone physically. The virus was not
spread so he cannot control anyone. He reaches out telepathically to
everyone on the planet and offers them evolution. Every single person
rejects him and he winds up dissipating because he spread himself too
thin.
I personally do not believe that not one person on the planet would
accept the offer. I know there are all kinds of mentally unstable people
with all kinds of whacky beliefs. I think there would be at least a few.
So the ending of Cable #4 might make sense, but it is not exactly
believable. I see all of the division from the radicals on the far left
and completely believe that someone would jump on that bandwagon.
- Paul
Graphics: 57%
Writing: 69%
Replay/Extras: 66%
Story: 67%
Family Friendly Factor: 59%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Nicieza, Eaton, Medina, Smith, Nava, Tartaglia
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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