Justice Ducks #5
SCORE: 76
I got quite the surprise when I finished reading Justice Ducks #5. I
will get into that in just a little bit. The cost of the Justice Ducks
#5 comic book was $4.99 brand new. There are twenty-two pages of comic
book content within Justice Ducks #5. After the comic book content in
Justice Ducks #5 then we get some advertisement pages. Justice Ducks #5
ends with a cover gallery and a page devoted to all five issues of this
comic book series.
There will be spoilers in my review of the Justice Ducks #5 comic book.
The surprise I got out of Justice Ducks #5 is this is the last issue in
this series. Justice Ducks #5 ends this comic book series. I will admit
I was a bit surprised by Justice Ducks #5 ending right here and now. I
thought they could have gone on a bit longer with Justice Ducks but
maybe it was not selling.
Neptunia has a theory in Justice Ducks #5. Her theory is all of these
alien visitors in the first four issues are connected. So she wants the
team to try and find the source. They think they have it but Darkwing
Duck is not convinced. In fact Darkwing Duck kicks them out of his
secret base because he is trying to read these old comic books in
Justice Ducks #5. Then Gizmo Duck is kidnapped.
The villain in the old comic books is the same one behind all of the
aliens coming to Earth. We learn in Justice Ducks #5 that Doctor Fink
came to Earth a long time ago. He was getting bored so he created a
robot super hero to battle against. A newspaper found out, and wrote
about it. Then a comic book company wanted to write about their battles.
So he allowed it. Eventually his sparing partner broke.
Doctor Fink has been sending pictures to his home planet to try and get
someone to come for him. Thanks to the Justice Ducks a good message is
sent in Justice Ducks #5. Doctor Fink gets sucked up into space and we
are left to assume he makes it home in Justice Ducks #5. There are other
aliens that came to the planet but this series wraps up right here.
Justice Ducks #5 does contain a bit of violent content.
- Paul
Graphics: 78%
Writing: 78%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 78%
Family Friendly Factor: 74%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dynamite
Author: Langridge, Lauro
Rating: ‘AA’ for All Ages
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