G.I. Joe #19
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| Writer | Chuck Dixon |
| Artist | SL Gallant |
The M.A.S.S. Device tips the balance of power in the COBRA’s favor in a big way. And Destro is a guest of Major Bludd in the COBRA gulag known as Section Ten. But Destro has a plan and that means a rising body count on the Siberian tundra.
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7.0
IGN - Jesse Schedeen
Jun 16, 2010With G.I. Joe: Cobra shifting its focus to Serpentor and other areas for the duration of the summer, this series has a chance to claim some more glory for itself. Dixon's writing has been on an upward trend for many months now, and I think the book maybe able to win over some readers bored of the slow pacing of late. Read Full Review
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6.0
The Weekly Crisis - Ryan Schrodt
Jun 17, 2010When this issue works, it really works. Unfortunately, it only works part of the time and the rest of the time, it is wallowing in mediocrity. The biggest problem that this issue has is that SL Gallant is still struggling with consistency. When he tightens up his work, he is capable of some really great work, but too often he is plagued with problems like his inability to draw Scarlett the same way twice. This isn't necessarily a bad comic, but I know that this creative team and this comic can do so much better! Read Full Review
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