Stranger Things Into The Fire
SCORE: 66
Stranger Things Into The Fire was no the fifty percent off table at
our local comic book store. Noah is into Stranger Things and purchased
this graphic novel for $9.99. There are one hundred and twelve pages in
the Stranger Things Into The Fire graphic novel. This reminds me of
another Stranger Things graphic novel since the majority of this book is
one story, with a different story at the end.
Spoilers will be part of my review of the Stranger Things Into The Fire
graphic novel. The issues families can have with Stranger Things Into
The Fire are bad language, violence, and blood. There are teenagers to
young adults with powers in Stranger Things Into The Fire. Marcie is
looking for her sister. The young man Ricky with her has the power to
control people with his mind.
I should note that Marcie does not have powers in Stranger Things Into
The Fire. Her sister does. Her sister can start fires with her mind. The
duo meet up with other characters with powers trying to find the sister.
They eventually find a scientist who had her put into a certain hospital
and given drugs to stop her powers from manifesting again.
The pair get to the hospital to find it burning down. They go off into
the woods to find the sister. Then there are some tense moments while
Marcie is trying to reach her sister. She finally does make it and they
bring her back to reality. There are some neat parts where she is thinks
she is a princess in a castle. The other story is checking on how Will
is doing. It actually is a nice moment within Stranger Things Into The
Fire.
Stranger Things Into The Fire follows the trend of other Stranger Things
graphic novels I have read. We are given more information about this
science fiction fantasy world of the 1980s. All in all I found Stranger
Things Into The Fire to be one of the better ones that Noah purchased. I
am glad I was able to read and review this graphic novel.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Writing: 62%
Replay/Extras: 64%
Story: 74%
Family Friendly Factor: 63%
System: Graphic Novels
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
Author: Houser, Kelly, Underwood, Farrell, Piekos
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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