Talespin #1
SCORE: 76
It has been some time since I had anything to do with this franchise.
I thought reading this comic book might be an interesting trip down
memory lane. The Talespin #1 comic book cost me $4.99. The credits for
Talespin #1 can be found on the back of the front cover. There are
twenty-four pages of comic book content within Talespin #1.
After the comic book content there is a page devoted to the next issue,
some advertisements and the cover gallery pages. Warning! Spoilers for
the rest of the review. It was really neat to see Baloo and Kit in
Talespin #1. They have a customer to ferry in Talespin #1. The customer
is Skye Ryder. What an interesting name for a customer.
The Sky Pirates attack in Talespin #1. The captain looks very familiar
to me. I think his name is Don Karnage. The names in this series is
making me smile. It goes back to a different time when you knew the good
guys and the bad guys from their names only. The Sky Pirates hook
Baloo’s airship in Talespin #1. What can they do about it?
Sky Ryder jumps out of the airplane on the wings in Talespin #1. She
removes the hooks and Baloo sees what she has planned in Talespin #1.
They work together as a great team in Talespin #1. When they land on the
ground we find out that Sky Ryder used to do stunts on the wings of
airplanes in the past. She also give Baloo a tip.
The company that Baloo is a part of is in trouble financially. If they
do not get more customers they will need to shut down. Sky Ryder moved
due to all of the crime. Maybe they will do something like air stunts in
a future issue of this series. Talespin #1 ends with a to be continued.
I am interested in reading more of this series in the future.
- Paul
Graphics: 77%
Writing: 75%
Replay/Extras: 77%
Story: 76%
Family Friendly Factor: 77%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dynamite
Author: Deibert, Lauro
Rating: ‘AA’ for All Ages
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