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3.69 AVERAGE
3.69 AVERAGE
This little comic consists of 4 issues introducing the reader to a number of "pets". The first one being Lockjaw, a giant bulldog that belongs to the Inhumans (or at least one family of them). Reed Richards tells two Inhumans that they need to find the Infinity Stones to prevent Thanos from having them. Now guess who stumbles upon the first? Correct! Lockjaw.
When he tries to tell Reed Richards, he is misunderstood/ignored and thus makes his own way to retrieve the remaining ones. On his way, he teams up with Throg (a frog with the power of Thor), Redwing (a pretty arrogant bird that usually fights alongside the Falcon), a VERY annoying male dog belonging to Peter Parker's uncle who is called Ms. Lion weirdly enough, the cat Hairball that is bugged out of its mind by the aforementioned dog (very understandable) as well as a purple dragon called Lockheed and a sabretooth tiger named Zabu.
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Naturally, the idea of Pet Avengers alone lets the reader know that these issues aren't all that serious but rather on the silly side. However, even so, it was a bit too silly for me. I loved Zabu and Hairball but the banter with Ms. Lion got old pretty quickly, some backgrounds were a bit too weird (especially Throgs') and the overall story wasn't all THAT engaging. So that would make 2 stars, BUT the underlying theme of animals not just being animals or pets but thinking and feeling creatures despite what people might believe was actually cool and I love animals so it gets a bonus star from me. :D
When he tries to tell Reed Richards, he is misunderstood/ignored and thus makes his own way to retrieve the remaining ones. On his way, he teams up with Throg (a frog with the power of Thor), Redwing (a pretty arrogant bird that usually fights alongside the Falcon), a VERY annoying male dog belonging to Peter Parker's uncle who is called Ms. Lion weirdly enough, the cat Hairball that is bugged out of its mind by the aforementioned dog (very understandable) as well as a purple dragon called Lockheed and a sabretooth tiger named Zabu.
Naturally, the idea of Pet Avengers alone lets the reader know that these issues aren't all that serious but rather on the silly side. However, even so, it was a bit too silly for me. I loved Zabu and Hairball but the banter with Ms. Lion got old pretty quickly, some backgrounds were a bit too weird (especially Throgs') and the overall story wasn't all THAT engaging. So that would make 2 stars, BUT the underlying theme of animals not just being animals or pets but thinking and feeling creatures despite what people might believe was actually cool and I love animals so it gets a bonus star from me. :D
adventurous
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated