Final Fight #4
SCORE: 63
I have multiple reasons to be excited about Final Fight #4. First and
foremost this is the final issue of this series. Secondly the art
continues to be fantastic. Finally it is neat to see how the series
progressed over the four issues. Honestly it could have probably wrapped
up in quicker time, but I am not complaining about that. Final Fight #4
cost me $4.99. There are twenty-two pages of comic book content within
Final Fight #4.
Spoilers are going to be a part of this review. The issues families can
have with Final Fight #4 are violence, blood, lack of attire, enticement
to lust, and more. Final Fight #4 feels like fan service to me in some
ways. Let me explain. Have you ever watched a movie or pro wrestling and
the good guy wins? Well most entertainment has the good guy winning in
the end. In fact there are moments where the good guy finally gets his
hands on the bad guy. Final Fight #4 has moments like that.
There is some humor within Final Fight #4 as well. The cliffhanger
ending turns out well from the last issue. The mayor and the bad guy
survive the fall out of the window because he knows how to take a fall.
That is something the mayor learned in pro wrestling. With the leader
down someone else takes control of Mad Gear. There are a lot of guys for
the three heroes and one daughter to take on in Final Fight #4.
There is a clever way that Final Fight #4 deals with this problem.
Ninjas and good cops show up to help the mayor in the fight. I almost
feel bad for the bad guys because they are over matched instantly. All
of the previous main characters from this series get trounced by
different characters in Final Fight #4. The daughter even gets in on the
action in Final Fight #4.
Final Fight #4 ends but it also does not end. Is this game over? There
are plenty of other places that need to be freed. Final Fight #4 leaves
the door open for a possible sequel in the future. I feel Final Fight #4
is a bit overpriced for the content included. I do enjoy the art and
story telling. Final Fight #4 feels like the good guy finally getting to
the bad guy and wrapping it up.
- Paul
Graphics: 58%
Writing: 69%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Udon Entertainment
Author: Moylan, Weldon
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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