Justice League The Atom Project #1
SCORE: 66
When I read about Justice League The Atom Project #1 in the preview
of upcoming comic books month ago I added it to my comic book pull. I
also selected the cool shiny cover that also has the regular cover
behind it. The shocking thing is Justice League The Atom Project #1 cost
me $6.99. There are only twenty pages of comic book content.
There will be spoilers in my review of the Justice League The Atom
Project #1 comic book. I have read enough of the All In content to
understand that Amanda Waller stole the powers of the heroes and gave
them to others. The interesting thing is some of those powers went back
to the right people and other powers went to different people. Some
really scared civilians now have super powers they do not know how to
control.
The issues families can have with Justice League The Atom Project #1 are
violence, language, and more. I am not a fan of the art in Justice
League The Atom Project #1. In fact to me the art in Justice League The
Atom Project #1 looks ugly. Add in the super sized price and it leaves a
bad taste in my mouth. The good news is I am interested in this Air
Force related character.
There are four pages of a preview of the new Aquaman comic book in
Justice League The Atom Project #1. That might be cool except I already
read that comic book. So for me it is just rehash. Captain Atom has some
different powers that he uses to get away near the end. The scientists
trying to figure out how to get the powers back in the right people are
using him as a test subject.
Justice League The Atom Project #1 hops around to different time
periods. Thankfully Justice League The Atom Project #1 does explain to
the reader this was three weeks ago. Justice League The Atom Project #1
does not explain why Captain Atom is running from the troops and
scientists. I hope that will be explained coming up very soon. I am
still curious about this series so I will continue reading it.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 62%
Story: 73%
Family Friendly Factor: 66%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Parrott, Ridley, Perkins, Lucas
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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