Doomquest #1
SCORE: 67
I read a little bit about this series and decided to check it out. I
have a keen interest in all things Doom after he died recently. I am not
clear chronologically where Doomquest #1 fits in. The Doomquest #1 comic
book cost me $5.99. There is some violence, and mild language issues
within Doomquest #1. There is also a reference to the religious belief
of evolution within Doomquest #1.
There is also intro and credits page is near the back of Doomquest #1.
This is a Marvel comic book which means advertisements can be found all
throughout the Doomquest #1 comic book. There is a page devoted to the
next issue near the end of this comic book. I make this solemn vow to
you now. The rest of this review will include spoilers.
There are some interesting concepts within Doomquest #1. Doom is looking
for some grand project to help his home country of Latveria. Mr.
Fantastic is at some conference and he talks about using time travel in
a new and different way. Have someone send their mind across time to
multiple locations at the same time. That way time can be changed in
multiple places.
Doom builds this machine thanks to the resources within his country.
Doom gets ready to use it, but the Avengers and Fantastic Four show up
to stop him. There are some interesting conversations there. It is
interesting that Mr. Fantastic cannot acknowledge the major achievement
Doom created in Doomquest #1. Doom and Mr. Fantastic fight over the
machine.
Comic books love their twist ending. Doomquest #1 is no different. This
comic book that contains twenty-five pages has an interesting twist at
the end. Doom is on the Titanic. Doom wanted to go to a peace conference
to ensure Latveria did not have a lot of land stolen from them. Will
Doom achieve any of his goals? Will his country improve from his hard
work?
- Paul
Graphics: 66%
Writing: 69%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: North, Mobili, D’armata
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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