The End 2099 #1
SCORE: 69
When I first head about The End 2099 #1 I was immediately intrigued.
The end of the 2099 Marvel Universe. How would they do that? The End
2099 #1 cost me $4.99. There are twenty-five pages of comic book content
within The End 2099 #1. Advertisements can be found throughout this
comic book. There is an intro/credits page near the beginning. There is
a page devoted to the next issue in the series near the end.
The issues families can have with The End 2099 #1 are violence, blood,
false gods, and more. The End 2099 #1 introduces to me to a lot of
characters I did not know about. Before I forget - spoilers are in the
rest of this review. Dracula got remade into a herald for Abyssus. The
planet IODA is utterly destroyed in The End 2099 #1. Abyssus devoured
body and soul. There is a character not too keen on this.
Silver Surfer goes to Memphisto in The End 2099 #1. Mephisto runs hell
in the Marvel Universe. The souls are being stolen from Mephisto so he
has a reason to oppose Abyssus in The End 2099 #1. Abyssus goes to
devour another planet and Memphisto burns the planet down to just rocks.
Nothing for Abyssus to eat on that planet anymore.
Memphisto throws out the idea of the two of them having champions fight
for them in The End 2099 #1. Abyssus is wary of the tricks of this
devil, but agrees to the terms. Memphisto gets heroes from his area and
Abyssus grabs them from the multiverse. Yes that religious belief
concept is in The End 2099 #1 Spider-Man 2099 is trying to talk the
heroes into attacking both the bad characters and not fighting for them.
Sadly the words of Spider-Man 2099 in The End 2099 #1 fall on deaf ears.
In fact Spider-Man 3099 attacks Spider-Man 2099 at the end of The End
2099 #1. This comic book has a Secret Wars kind of feel to it. Maybe
that is just me though. There are plenty of interesting heroes in The
End 2099 #1. I plan on reading the rest of this series.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Writing: 72%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 74%
Family Friendly Factor: 62%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Orlando, Roberson, Dalhouse
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and older only
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