The Penguin, now possessed by a demon trying to consume Batman, has both Batman and Marcus Sun's henchpeople parents captured! It's up to Monkey Prince and Robin to work together in this unlikely hijinks team-up you never knew you so sorely needed to see for this not-so-dynamic duo to rescue their parents!
It's an odd series at times, but it's one that successfully captures the spirit of past great teen hero books like John Rogers' Blue Beetle. Read Full Review
Monkey Prince #4 concludes this first leg of the arc to build confidence in the main character and set his family on a new path. Again, the writing is complete but too rushed and too convenient to be satisfying. The art, however, is excellent overall. Read Full Review
Ultimately, this is an issue that is fun to read and to look at, just perhaps a little too rushed. Read Full Review
Real chemistry between Monkey and Birdie.
Una idea fresca para variar en DC Comics
Esta reseña abarcara los primeros 5 números (Contando el numero 0) del cómic, y es en general un muy buen cómic, los dibujos están bien, tiene buenos personajes y como dije es una idea fresca para el universo de DC, aunque si tuviera que nombrar un problema diría que es bastante cliché: un chico normal aunque no muy popular descubre que es el elegido (O alguna variante de eso) y obtiene poderes increíbles con los que deberá salvar el mundo, es la premisa del 80% de historias de superhéroes y como tal no esta mal pero si muy gastada, y tampoco es como que le den un giro super creativo a esta historia
Aun así considero que tiene muchísimo potencial por abarcar, pudiendo expl more
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