Silverhawks #3
SCORE: 67
There are some interesting comic books that present the concept of
irony quite well. Silverhawks #3 is one of those comic books. This comic
book series still makes me yearn for the original cartoon which I think
will be better than this comic book series. The Silverhawks #3 comic
book cost me $4.99. There are twenty-two pages of comic book content
within Silverhawks #3. Advertisements can be found here and there within
this comic book.
The issues families can have with Silverhawks #3 are violence, magic,
blood, and more. The intro and credits are on the back of the front
cover of the Silverhawks #3 comic book. There are three cover gallery
pages near the end of the Silverhawks #3 comic book. It looks like we
may have a new recruit in Silverhawks #3. There is also something in
Silverhawks #3 that I absolutely despise. More on that in a bit.
Spoilers in this review.
Silverhawks #3 starts us on the planet of Mimes. Quicksilver is training
and not doing so well in Silverhawks #3. Quicksilver is being taught to
expect an ambush. Remember that okay. The magician man from the last
issue sees the training and decides he wants to volunteer. Mon-Star
messed up his people a long time ago. He wants some payback. So it
sounds like he may be in.
The older Silverhawks wind out about Windhammer attacking the planet of
Mimes. The older Silverhawks make the young one stay behind. The older
Silverhawks go to the planet and capture Windhammer in Silverhawks #3.
Mon-Star shows up and attacks the four older Silverhawks. Three of them
look dead in Silverhawks #3. The last one is left alive to pass along a
message.
The Dynamite Dispatch is right after the comic book content. Mon-Star is
able to easily slice through the Silverhawks in Silverhawks #3. The
irony is the older Silverhawks were telling the younger one to expect
ambushes and they were ambushed. I am not a fan of killing off the older
ones to make way for the newer ones. That is a personal thing though.
How will the new Quicksilver train now?
- Paul
Graphics: 63%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 67%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 63%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dynamite
Author: Brisson, Kambadais
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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