Young Justice Targets #3
SCORE: 68
I am so thankful I had the money to purchase a copy of the Young
Justice Targets #3 comic book. This is a six issue story arc that will
complete after that. Young Justice Targets #3 is starting to get more
interesting in some aspects. In other aspects Young Justice Targets #3
is less family friendly than the previous comic books. There will be
spoilers in this review. Young Justice Targets #3 starts out with Queen
Perdita on a news show giving the readers some recap to what has been
happening in this comic book series.
There are ads that can be found throughout the Young Justice Targets #3
comic book. As the previous issues there is fifteen pages of main story
content and then five pages of a memory flashback that relates to the
current characters. The villain assumed behind this plot to kidnap the
queen was Count Vertigo. Young Justice Targets #3 blows that out of the
water and floats Lex Luthor. Why would Lex want to do this?
Robots are found in a mine. Why go to this mine? Well five people in
commas had last been seen at that mine. These power suits attack the
heroes. The thing is they are just robots. The issues families can have
with Young Justice Targets #3 are violence, blood, lack of attire,
enticement to lust, bad language, and more. The queen also goes missing
in Young Justice Targets #3. It is obvious she is an imposter.
I wonder if Lex Luthor is actually behind this. Did he want to setup his
own puppet in that country? I am not clear what Lex Luthor gains from
the actions in this limited run comic book series. Maybe future issues
will explain that to us. I have a few of them already in my pile
awaiting my time and attention. Beast Boy has good instincts in Young
Justice Targets #3 in my professional opinion.
A telepath is used in Young Justice Targets #3 to read the mind of a
henchman to learn much needed information. Is that an abuse of power?
What about his right to privacy? Those kinds of questions come to me as
I read entertainment like Young Justice Targets #3. For me Young Justice
Targets #3 is slowly starting to slip and slide. I am noticing how
things are degenerating in Young Justice Targets #3.
- Paul
Graphics: 66%
Writing: 66%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 74%
Family Friendly Factor: 66%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Wesman, Jones, Wright
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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