Zootopia #6
SCORE: 80
I love it when a franchise wraps up. I love it when a storyline
finishes. Zootopia #6 finishes off the storyline and wraps up this comic
book franchise. I can move onto other franchises now. The Zootopia #6
comic book cost me $4.99. There are twenty pages of comic book content
within Zootopia #6. The credits for Zootopia #6 are found on the back of
the front cover. There are advertisements after the comic book content.
The last few pages of Zootopia #6 contain the cover gallery. A lot of
the ads in Zootopia #6 are for graphic novels of comic books I already
read.
Spoilers are going to be a part of this review. The humor within
Zootopia #6 is fantastic. The two police officers go to someone that
sells phones. They are looking for information on how texts could be
deleted from phones. The vendor that might be a bit shady lets them know
that someone can do it remotely is they have access to the phone or are
really high up in that company. All of the phones belonged to one
company.
The police officers then go to the site of where the blimp crashed. They
are looking for specific evidence. They start at the airport and wind up
going to the dump in Zootopia #6. They notice that there are no phones
there. There is a box for example, but no phones. Could all of the
phones just melted down? There is a lot of ash they find. A pristine box
should have had a phone in it. That box was empty.
The police officers now have a theory in Zootopia #6. The head of the
company faked the insurance company out by claiming phones were on the
blimp. He never put the phones on the blimp. He orchestrated the thefts
to get the materials he needed to make the phones. The problem is they
have no evidence when they go to their chief. The cheetah that is
overweight goes undercover to get some incriminating evidence.
The undercover cop is discovered before anything is said. The one
mistake he made was to give away his phone. That phone contains the
texts that were deleted from the other phones. The case was solved and
the bad guy is going to trial. All in all Zootopia #6 wraps everything
up quite nicely. I really liked the humor in Zootopia #6. The bad guy
threatens to hurt the cheetah but gets tackled by the chief.
- Paul
Graphics: 79%
Writing: 83%
Replay/Extras: 68%
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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