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A review by perilous1
Lawnmageddon #2 by Paul Tobin
3.0
As a continuation from Lawnmageddon #1, the artwork and characterization remains consistent. Patrice proves tough, eccentric, and likeable, while Nate is a bit dense and overconfident. Aside from this solidification, we don't learn much of anything new about them.
The plot itself doesn't really move forward more than a hair. A villain "boss" zombie is introduced and rolls out a machine that threatens to deprive the plants of their sunshine-based energy. There's lots of slapstick zombie fighting and continued collecting of the scattered plant army. A decision is made as to where they are taking them, but we don't actually get there by the end of this installment.
My kids (age 6 and 8) are still enjoying these, and it's an adequate enough reading level to contribute as practice for them.
The plot itself doesn't really move forward more than a hair. A villain "boss" zombie is introduced and rolls out a machine that threatens to deprive the plants of their sunshine-based energy. There's lots of slapstick zombie fighting and continued collecting of the scattered plant army. A decision is made as to where they are taking them, but we don't actually get there by the end of this installment.
My kids (age 6 and 8) are still enjoying these, and it's an adequate enough reading level to contribute as practice for them.