The Avengers #6
SCORE: 64
I could barely contain my excitement to read and review the The
Avengers #6 comic book. Do you know why I was so excited to read and
review The Avengers #6? It is the last one I will be reading in this
comic book series. The storyline wraps up and I am not buying any more
of them. I give comic books around five issues to decide if I want to
keep reading them or not. The Avengers has consistently let me down.
There will be spoilers in this review of The Avengers #6 comic book. I
am honestly so sick and tired of this old trope being used in The
Avengers #6. The Avengers are getting beaten easily, over and over
again. Then out of the blue they turn the tables and easily win. This
does not even feel like a Hail Mary in The Avengers #6. It feels more
like they were just playing with these bad guys and easily dispatched
them. Which is not very believable with how overpowered they were
presented at first.
The issues families can have with The Avengers #6 are false gods,
violence, blood, and more. Advertisements can be found all throughout
The Avengers #6. There are twenty pages of comic book content related to
the main story in The Avengers #6. There is a second eight page story in
The Avengers #6 entitled The Truth is out there. Captain Marvel and
Falcon meet with Firebird to find out about these aliens sending out
some signal.
At the end of the main story in The Avengers #6 The Impossible City
joins The Avengers. Black Panther and Falcon free the city. We find out
the villains had actually been prisoners in this city. There is no
information in The Avengers #6 about who the original heroes were. The
Impossible City had its memory wiped. I guess there are no security
tapes to look at or anything.
The short story at the end of The Avengers #6 is very anti-government,
pro conspiracy theory. The young lady's sister went missing so they are
going to help her in every single way they can. Obviously there are not
any other more pressing matters to deal with in The Avengers #6. The
young lady thinks aliens might be able to help her more than anyone on
this planet. I just shook my head.
- Paul
Graphics: 59%
Writing: 65%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Story: 65%
Family Friendly Factor: 57%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Mackay, Fiorelli, Blee
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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