Radioactive Spider-Man #3
SCORE: 69
After I read the second issue of this series I decided I was done
with it. I let the local comic book store know I did not want to read
anymore of this series. The third issue was already in my pile. I got a
wonderful surprise when I read Radioactive Spider-Man #3. This comic
book is the third and final one in this series. So did not need to
cancel my interest since there are no more.
The Radioactive Spider-Man #3 comic book cost me $3.99. There are twenty
pages of comic book content within Radioactive Spider-Man #3. The next
issue in the series is X-Men Age of Revelation Finale. I may check out
that issue and I may not. I have not decided. The issues families can
have with Radioactive Spider-Man #3 are violence, blood, bad language
and more.
Expect spoilers for the rest of this review. Radioactive Spider-Man #3
hops all around time. There are some cool pages in Radioactive
Spider-Man #3 that go back and forth on each panel in terms of the time
period and flash backs. The story is told really well in Radioactive
Spider-Man #3. We learn a lot about the characters.
Radioactive Spider-Man #3 is rude and hateful to the police doing their
job. I am not sure why such radical hatred is encouraged in Radioactive
Spider-Man #3. Miles keeps trying to get through to Peter. Aunt May
changes into this monster that kill al lot of people. How many must die
before Peter will finally let he know. They tried all these different
things.
Peter finally accepts reality in Radioactive Spider-Man #3. Peter brings
down the monster that his aunt turned into. It is supposed to be a
really sad moment but I saw it as a relief. The rampaging monster is
finally stopped. More people will not die because of her. Maybe I am too
pragmatic. I am glad that Radioactive Spider-Man #3 is the final one in
the series. Ultimately this whole series had little point to it.
- Paul
Graphics: 63%
Writing: 68%
Replay/Extras: 74%
Story: 73%
Family Friendly Factor: 68%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Kelly, Walker, Sotomayor
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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