X-Men Unlimited X-Men Green #2
SCORE: 43
After reading the first issue and finding out it was a two comic book
series I bumped X-Men Unlimited X-Men Green #2 down in my priority
listing. In fact it got bumped down multiple times. I finally got
through plenty of better comic books and got into X-Men Unlimited X-Men
Green #2. This comic book is as bad if not worse than the first one.
There will be spoilers in this review. I am glad to be done with this
series and will not be checking it out again in the future.
X-Men Unlimited X-Men Green #2 asks a question to readers right off the
bat: "How far would you go for your planet?" I immediately cringed
because it felt like reading some radical propaganda trying to
indoctrinate young minds into terrorism. Nature Girl and Curse are the
main characters in X-Men Unlimited X-Men Green #2. They are attacking an
oil refinery. Black Mamba has been hired to try and stop these two on a
murderous rampage.
Sauron shows up and attacks humans, and Black Mamba. He wants a new lab.
Not really sure how he thought these people were connected with what
happened to his lab. That never really made sense to me. Sauron looks
like another raving mad lunatic. Wolverine gets there and is in a mood
for a fight. Professor X tries to bring Nature Girl in peacefully but
Curse somehow messes with the helmet with his hurtful power.
The issues families will have with X-Men Unlimited X-Men Green #2 are
violence, blood, gore, lack of attire, enticement to lust, radical far
left propaganda, eco terrorism, evolution, bad language, and more. At
the end of the day Nature Girl and Curse are found guilty and sentenced
to this hole. They are then freed by the island so they can continue
their murderous work. The lack of accountability in X-Men Unlimited
X-Men Green #2 is horrible.
There are forty pages of content within X-Men Unlimited X-Men Green #2.
Ads can be found throughout this comic book. It was a real chore to
stomach all of the hateful content, propaganda, and lies within X-Men
Unlimited X-Men Green #2. The end of this comic book references it will
be back at some point in the future. They will not get my money. X-Men
Unlimited X-Men Green #2 is already overpriced for the content provided.
- Paul
Graphics: 50%
Writing: 40%
Replay/Extras: 40%
Story: 40%
Family Friendly Factor: 45%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Duggan, Laiso, Rosenberg
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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