Operative 1001 has managed to locate the hidden headquarters of the shadowy organization that is driving the world to the brink of war. But even if he manages to rescue Operator 5 and the other prisoners, what then? Locating the enemy is one thing, but stopping the enemy's plan is something else entirely. And what of the mysterious Dr. Thorpe? Is the mysterious scientist behind the doppelganger procedure more than he appears to be?
Codename Action is firing on all cylinders this month. Roberson delivers more of the fun and sleekness of the series in a big way with #4. If the final two issues are as good as this one, the finale will be huge. Read Full Review
Do you like… Action? Conspiracy Theories? World Damnation? ThenCodename: Action is for you! There are only two issues after this, so be sure to snag these first four and get ready for what looks like an epic conclusion in the coming months. Read Full Review
Roberson uses classic tropes in a spy thriller that kept me turning the page. Clones. Nukes. Tyrants. And the heroes who seek to stop them. Who can pass that up? Read Full Review
Codename: Action #4 ends with a late reveal and a cliffhanger that suggests Dr. Thorpe has his own agenda outside the plans of Hexagon as the mini-series moves into its final two issues with our heroes coming face-to-face with the series' true face of evil. Worth a look. Read Full Review
This mediocre story is kept afloat by Jonathan Lau and Ivan Nunes's masterful interiors. The Three Stooges cameo was a nice touch, and perhaps a bit of a commentary on supervillan thugs around the world.
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