Aladdin #2
SCORE: 69
Things take a bit of turn for the better in Aladdin #2. This comic
book cost me $4.99. There are twenty-two pages within Aladdin #2. The
credits can be found on the back of the front cover of this comic book.
There is a page devoted to the next issue within Aladdin #2. After that
page are some advertisements and then two pages of the cover gallery in
Aladdin #2. There is a bit of lack of attire, enticement to lust within
Aladdin #2.
I make a solemn vow that the rest of this review will include spoilers.
Remember the shock ending in the last issue? Aladdin #2 lets us know
that the man with the sword is Razoul. He is a guard in the palace.
Razoul is there to bring Aladdin back to the palace. Aladdin must first
finish helping the people. Tariq really annoys Jasmine in Aladdin #2.
Tariq gets slapped down pretty badly in Aladdin #2.
Tariq realizes that one of his gold bracelets is gone in Aladdin #2. Abu
"found" all of this jewelry. Jasmine returns it the original owners of
Aladdin #2. Abu is told to stop stealing in essence. One of the
bracelets of Tariq is still missing in Aladdin #2 though. Abu gave it to
Aladdin. Aladdin is trying to give it to a little girl when Tariq shows
up and wants his property back.
Then things take an interesting and shocking turn in Aladdin #2. There
is an earthquake that is creating a giant pit into the Earth. Aladdin
and the magic carpet are saving people in Aladdin #2. Aladdin eventually
sends the magic carpet to go and save the leader and Jasmine. Can you
guess what Tariq is up to? Tariq is still coming after Aladdin even
though his property was returned to him.
The Genie gets involved with saving the palace in Aladdin #2. The Genie
puts the whole palace into a bottle near the end of Aladdin #2. The
palace is saved or so we think. There is still a giant chasm in the
ground though. Did something cause this earthquake? I will need to keep
reading to find out for certain. Aladdin #2 is a bit better than the
last one. Aladdin #2 gets me more interested in continuing to read the
series.
- Paul
Graphics: 69%
Writing: 71%
Replay/Extras: 68%
Story: 69%
Family Friendly Factor: 66%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dynamite
Author: James III, Eterno
Rating: ‘T' for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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