Zootopia #4
SCORE: 79
You might notice I reviewed Zootopia #4 and Zootopia #5 out of order.
The reason is there was a mix up at our local comic book store. I put
Zootopia on the comic book list pull and for some reason Zootopia #4 got
missed. I did not notice until I read and reviewed the fifth issue. So
now I am going back to Zootopia #4. Thankfully there are mainly a lot of
one shots with a common theme going through them.
Initially I was not really big on the art within Zootopia #4. Then I
noticed the art is being done in a way that really gives the impression
of speed in certain areas. I found that very fascinating. The cost of
the Zootopia #4 was $4.99. There are twenty pages of comic book content
within Zootopia #4. The credits can be found on the back of the front
cover. There is a page devoted to the next issue. After that page are
some advertisements and then the cover gallery.
There will be spoilers in my review of the Zootopia #4 comic book going
forward. The start of Zootopia #4 shows the Fox falling and then we
flash back to find out how he got there. There is another string of
thefts going on in the rich part of town. The two officers go to this
building and start to interview the victims. Immediately I noticed
something important in Zootopia #4. The windows are open. That told me
someone from the outside came in.
While the officers are interviewing others the Rabbit notices some
squirrels flying around outside. So the Fox goes undercover with them as
an influencer and jumps off the building. That is how Zootopia #4
started. He is in this suit that lets him glide. The interesting thing
is there is no way they could keep their arms out and steal things. It
did not make much sense in Zootopia #4.
The next thing that happens is a drone comes by and breaks into an
apartment. Things are being stolen right as the officers are there. They
find the owner of the drone and arrest him in Zootopia #4. Same story as
before. There are plenty of things on the phone from the anonymous
person behind all these thefts. Another ring of robberies is stopped in
Zootopia #4. The officers are still no closer to finding out who is
behind all this.
- Paul
Graphics: 79%
Writing: 80%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 85%
Family Friendly Factor: 83%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dynamite
Author: Parker, Ranaldi
Rating: ‘T' for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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