The Muppets Noir #4
SCORE: 70
As expected The Muppets Noir #4 wraps up everything in a nice little
bow. There are more color pages in The Muppets Noir #4. I will get into
that in just a little bit. The Muppets Noir #4 cost me $4.99. There are
twenty-two comic book pages within The Muppets Noir #4. The credits for
The Muppets Noir #4 are on the inside cover page opposite the front
cover. There are advertisements and a cover gallery in the back of The
Muppets Noir #4.
I concede a very important point concerning the rest of this review - it
will include spoilers. There is some humor within The Muppets Noir #4.
The two old men are hilarious in The Muppets Noir #4. This comic book
contains the same layout as the previous ones. We start in the theater
and then go to the dream. The Muppets Noir #4 also wraps things up back
in the theater. Kermit has what he needs for a new show.
Meringue Crustworth shows up in Flip Minnow's office in The Muppets Noir
#4. She is there to explain what is going on. I was actually close to
comprehending the point, but off just a little bit. The idea that
Meringue has is to prove what a good actress she actually is. She hid in
plain sight doing all of these different jobs. A paid private detective
did not even notice it was her at first.
Why would Meringue do such a thing in this series? She explains in The
Muppets Noir #4 it is show her aunt that she can be a star. The aunt
wants Merginue to run the business. Even though Merginue wants to act
instead. Meringue runs off when she is about to be arrested for her aunt
having her car driven to fast. Flip must save her from the pie factory
in The Muppets Noir #4. He does and then at the exit the pie problem
crops back up. She carries him out at the end.
The fire characters is where The Muppets Noir #4 gets colorful. We come
back to the theater and Kermit has a new idea for their next show. Miss
Piggy is going to be the star. Kermit's connection to reality seems a
bit off near the end of The Muppets Noir #4. He thanks Miss Piggy for
pulling him out of there. The factory or being unconscious? I am not
really certain. The Muppets Noir #4 makes much more sense than the
previous issues generally.
- Paul
Graphics: 70%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 68%
Story: 73%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dynamite
Author: Langridge
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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