Marvel Super Hero Squad #5
SCORE: 68
I think Marvel Super Hero Squad #5 came from when Peter cleaned his
room. This comic book was published back in May in the year of our Lord
2010. There are twenty-two pages of content within Marvel Super Hero
Squad #5. The price of Marvel Super Hero Squad #5 when it was released
was $2.99. I have a suspicion that Marvel Super Hero Squad #5 has gone
down in price over the years. There will be spoilers in my review of
this comic book.
The issues families can have with Marvel Super Hero Squad #5 are
violence, false gods, magic, and more. There are three stories within
Marvel Super Hero Squad #5. The three stories are Hulked Out Squadies, A
Very Loki Day, and Unstung Hero. The first story is eleven pages long.
The second story is six pages long. The final story within Marvel Super
Hero Squad #5 is five pages long. There is also a page within Marvel
Super Hero Squad #5 dedicated to the next issue.
The cool thing about the stories within Marvel Super Hero Squad #5 is
they all relate, and they are all connected. The first story is about
MODOK getting Hulk to touch the Fractal and then using that to change
the rest of the Squadies into dumb characters like the Hulk. MODOK
missed one thing though. What happened is all of the other Squadies got
big like the Hulk too. Sure they were as dumb as Hulk, but also as
powerful.
The villains got defeated easily. Loki in the second story takes the
Hulked out Thor to Asgard to have him make a fool of himself. Sadly for
Loki it does not work. Thor changes back when it wore off and Loki sent
him back to Earth. The third story has Ant-Man and Billy Hulking out,
and winding up knocking out the fractal from Hulk's hand. That is how
everyone changed back to normal. All three stories are intertwined which
is nice to see.
Marvel Super Hero Squad #5 contains some humor within in it. I can see
how and why kids would enjoy Marvel Super Hero Squad #5. Some of the
advertisements within Marvel Super Hero Squad #5 are very interesting
indeed. I liked seeing the video game advertisements within Marvel Super
Hero Squad #5. I noticed current modern comics are really missing that.
Low comic book audience may have something to do with that. These video
game companies would be smarter to advertise with Family Friendly Gaming
if they wanted to reach a good audience.
- Paul
Graphics: 68%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 67%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 65%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Dezago, Castellani, Cosby, Quesada, Buckley
Rating: ‘AA’ for All Ages
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