Magneto #4
SCORE: 68
I am very thankful I had the $3.99 to purchase a copy of the Magneto
#4 comic book. Aspects of the wishy-washy content in the past are dealt
with a bit better in Magneto #4. I am still not clear on a few things
within Magneto #4. To be fair and to be honest I am not sure the writers
knew which direction to take exactly. There will be spoilers in this
review of the Magneto #4 comic book.
Magneto easily defeats the New Mutants in Magneto #4. His students stood
zero chance against him. They are put into the base and IRAE you know
the Queen of Wrath sends her team after them. The New Mutants easily
defeat her half mutant half robots in Magneto #4. IRAE absolutely loses
it. In fact her rage seems to be about all she is really known for in
this comic book series.
Magneto is having a crisis of conscious within Magneto #4. Two parts of
Magneto's brain are battling it out in Magneto #4. Was his leadership in
the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants just playing a part or who he really
was? What about when he was a kid and trying to help people? Was that
him or not? This battle and struggles goes on in Magneto #4. Ultimately
Magneto returns to something more like he was at the beginning of this
comic book series.
Magneto defeats IRAE and then vows to get her the help she needs as she
lay in a coma. The students of IRAE take her away before that can
happen. So in essence no one really goes much of anywhere at the end of
the day when this series is all done. There is a page near the end of
Magneto #4 from the creators of this series talking about where this fit
in the timeline and the upcoming resurrection of Magneto coming soon in
Marvel comics.
There are twenty pages of comic book content within Magneto #4.
Advertisements can be found all throughout this comic book. The recap is
on the credits page within Magneto #4. This comic book wraps up this
series. Magneto #4 felt like a side mission that could have happened
during quite a few of the comic books from the past. It is interesting
to see Marvel going back in time and making these short series.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Writing: 69%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 69%
Family Friendly Factor: 65%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: DeMATTEIS, Nauck, Rosenberg
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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