Silverhawks #1
SCORE: 67
I have seen the Silverhawks comic books at our local comic book store
for a bit now. I decided to go ahead and buy up the first couple of them
and decide if I wanted to keep reading it. I did some research on this
series but am not sure how many there will be. Is this an all new
running series for awhile, or just so many issues? I am unclear on that.
The cost of the Silverhawks #1 comic book was $4.99.
There are twenty-four pages of comic book content within Silverhawks #1.
Advertisements can be found throughout this comic book. There is a
Dynamite Dispatch page with an interview, and three cover gallery pages
within Silverhawks #1. Spoilers will be a part of my review of the
Silverhawks #1 comic book. In a great many ways Silverhawks #1 is a huge
disappointment to me. I vaguely remember the cartoon.
The issues families can have with Silverhawks #1 are violence, blood,
mild language, and more. The original Silverhawks are really old in
Silverhawks #1. They are retiring. Mon-Star escapes from prison and goes
on a rampage killing anyone that stood up to him, or is some kind of a
rival. The original Silverhawks are safe and alive within Silverhawks
#1. Mon-Star kills a lot in the prison he escapes from.
The decision is made that a new generation of Silverhawks needs to be
created. One of the new ones breaks free from his capsule in Silverhawks
#1. He does not know what is going on. He does not know what happened to
him. He is a bit confused at the end of Silverhawks #1. You know comics
have to have some twist ending in them. Silverhawks #1 is no different
if you know what I mean.
The police go on a raid in Silverhawks #1 as well. They find out it is
actually a trap, and many of them get injured. Some of them may even be
dead. Silverhawks #1 is a lot more graphic and violent than I remember
the cartoon. I may need to try and purchase and watch the cartoon at
some point in the future. I have a few more of these comic books to read
and review before I make a decision on whether I want to continue it or
not.
- Paul
Graphics: 60%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 73%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dynamite
Author: Brisson, Kambadais
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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