Ben 10 #1
SCORE: 73
I had an interesting journey to Ben 10 #1. First off I ordered this
comic book, but it was out of stock by the time the order went through.
The second issue of this series arrived. I put the second issue deep
down in my pile. We made another comic book order and this time was able
to purchase a copy of Ben 10 #1. I had no idea what this comic book
would be like. Where in Ben 10 would this series takes us?
The Ben 10 #1 comic book cost me $4.99. There are twenty pages of comic
book content within Ben 10 #1. The credits can be found on the back of
the front cover of the Ben 10 #1 comic book. There are twenty pages of
comic book content within Ben 10 #1. There is a bit of violent content
within Ben 10 #1. There are some Dynamite Dispatch in Ben 10 #1 for June
2026. There is a bit of lack of attire, enticement to lust on at least
one of those pages. There are advertisements throughout Ben 10 #1.
I will include spoilers in this review from this point forward. There
are three cover gallery pages in Ben 10 #1. Ben 10 #1 starts pretty
depressing in my personal opinion. I also realized that Ben 10 #1 is the
origin story of it. Ben Tennyson is on a vacation with his grandfather
and cousin in Ben 10 #1. He is angry about being in the woods and goes
off on his own in the dark. He comes across a meteorite in Ben 10 #1.
Something comes out of the meteorite in Ben 10 #1. It attaches to his
wrist and some half bear, half robot thing attacks Ben in Ben 10 #1. Ben
transforms into two different forms in Ben 10 #1. Ben is not really sure
how he is doing the transformations in Ben 10 #1. The army does show up
to the site of the meteorite crash, but they do not come across Ben in
this comic book. The grandfather is also looking for Ben.
There is this alien that wants to get this power source that can conquer
the entire universe. This power source is what I think is attached to
Ben in Ben 10 #1. I am curious to see where this goes. I am also curious
how many issues this series will have. I know a little about Ben 10
thanks to playing some of the video games. I am interested in learning
more about this franchise thanks to this series.
- Paul
Graphics: 71%
Writing: 77%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 74%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dynamite
Author: Casey, Carey
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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