Groot #3
SCORE: 66
When I went to purchase the first comic book in this series there was
some confusion and I received another copy of the second one. I still
have very little idea what happened in the first issue of this series.
Groot #3 came up to be read in my pile so I dug into it. I have got some
more idea what is happening on this alien planet thanks to Groot #3. We
also get some translations in Groot #3 that help. There will be spoilers
in this review.
Groot #3 starts with five pages of comic book content and then we get
the credits and recap page. I was honestly really confused in those
first five pages. Acting Captain Mar-Vell referenced some things that
did not make much sense to me. Then I got to the recap and it made more
sense. I personally feel the recaps need to be at the start of a comic
book unless the content has nothing to do with the continuing story.
The issues families will have with Groot #3 are violence, blood and
more. There are some advertisements within Groot #3 that contain lack of
attire, and enticement to lust. The comic book content overall within
Groot #3 is twenty pages. I have read the Bullpen Bulletin before. It is
all about Bryan Hitch. Captain Mar-Vell, Tweeg and Gleep are all
captured by AGZ. Groot #3 taught me a little bit about Flora Colossi.
Something has infected AGZ. He plans on consuming the other Flora
Colossi. Thankfully that does not happen within Groot #3. Captain
Mar-Vell gets free of his chains and starts to fight AGZ in Groot #3.
This is after he finds out that AGZ wants the codes to break into and
destroy the world the good captain is from. Of course he does not give
the code away. His death would be a small price to keep his world safe
from the Spoilers.
Groot and Yondar are on their way to the rest of the Flora Colossi. They
are asking for help in defeating AGZ. These tree people are afraid and
in hiding. The thing is they need to be smart about this. They can take
him on now, lose a few, and stop him, or let him pick them off one at a
time. To me the logic is pretty clear. At the end of Groot #3 it lets us
know that the next issue concludes this limited run series.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 62%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Abnett, Couceiro, Milla
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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