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Gold Goblin #1

 

 

SCORE: 72

 

Gold Goblin #1 

 

I am very thankful I had the money to purchase a copy of the Gold Goblin #1 comic book. I did not know much about this comic book before I started reading it. I was not really that big into checking it out at first. In fact I had seen it at both of our local comic book stores for a few months now. Noah mentioned it, and I also read in this comic book guide about this series so I finally decided to check it out. There will be spoilers in this review.

A lot has happened in the Spider-Man universe since I last read comic books. Norman Osborn the original Green Goblin had all of his sins removed by Sin Eater. Normal Osborn still has all of this guilt left though. That is not how it works with Jesus Christ. Gold Goblin #1 has a strange way of looking at having our sins removed. I do not know much about this Sin Eater either. He shot Green Goblin to remove his sins instead of accepting it from Jesus dying on the cross for all of our sins.

The issues families can have with Gold Goblin #1 are violence, blood, and more. There are references to other books within Gold Goblin #1. For example Gold Goblin saved Spider-Man at one point. Normal Osborn has become a complete and total good guy now. That is quite the interesting swing for a character that was once really evil. The mental instability is still there for Norman Osborn in Gold Goblin #1. I feel bad for him and hope he gets the help he deserves. Norman is doing a good job hiding it from others.

Norman Osborn hires Peter Parker to work for him at his company in Gold Goblin #1. He is doing all he can to set things straight and right. He keeps seeing ghosts like Gwen Stacy whom he killed in the past. Gold Goblin #1 touches on being tormented by your past. I hope Norman Osborn finds a way to move on with his life after Gold Goblin #1. He definitely deserves a second chance and has been doing quite a bit of good.

There are advertisements found throughout Gold Goblin #1. There are twenty-one pages of content and then three pages of Bullpen Bulletins. There are also two pages showing the front covers from the upcoming issues. Dark Web is somehow connected to Gold Goblin #1. I have seen that at our local comic book stores but it did not look very interesting to me. It looks a lot like Midnight Suns which I did not enjoy.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 69%
Writing: 75%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Story: 73%
Family Friendly Factor: 62%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Cantwell, Medina, Fabela
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY


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