The Greatest American Hero #1
SCORE: 71
I vaguely remember the television show The Greatest American Hero. I
saw there was a comic book series and decided to check it out. The
Greatest American Hero #1 cost me $4.99. There are twenty-nine pages
within The Greatest American Hero #1. The credits are on the back of the
front cover. There are some advertisements and the next issue pages
after the comic book content within The Greatest American Hero #1.
The issues families can have with The Greatest American Hero #1 are
violence, lack of attire, enticement to lust, bad language and more. I
give you my word that the rest of this review will contain spoilers. I
will be completely blunt with ya'll. I have not seen this show in
decades. I need to add this show to my wanted listing at some point. The
main hero is much older in The Greatest American Hero #1.
I did some research on this comic book series and it sounds like this
will be a swan song for this character. Ralph Hinkley is known as the
crazy man in the red pajamas. He is dropped off by what looks like
aliens or humans from the future. He gets a car created from the dirt,
and goes off to save the world. He only has seven days to do this. We
meet his son in The Greatest American Hero #1. And his grand daughter.
His son is running some kind of a gambling ring, scam thing at this swap
meet like place. He is trying to reconnect with his son in The Greatest
American Hero #1. His son wants nothing to do with him in The Greatest
American Hero #1. There is a cup about the world's greatest dad that
gets broken and the son drives over it and gets a flat tire in The
Greatest American Hero #1. This is an opportunity for the hero.
He takes off his clothes and has the suit on underneath. He obviously
never learned how to use the suit since he cannot lift the truck to
prove his powers. He does learn how to teleport in The Greatest American
Hero #1. The grand daughter winds up in danger in The Greatest American
Hero #1. She winds up almost getting hit by a truck. The older hero
teleports in to the way and the truck breaks around him. He does have
powers.
- Paul
Graphics: 70%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 68%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 72%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Amp Comics
Author: McKiernan, Handfield, Grecgel, Nurmaliza, Hopkins
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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