G.I. Joe's mission in Mongolia gets underway, but the Dreadnoks and Crystal Ball have more allies than the Joes expect. And meanwhile, Lady Jaye and Gung Ho stumble upon a familiar enemy in Greece...
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Giannis Milogiannis' artwork drives on. It is unique among GI Joe artists, and unrepentantly focused on the soldiers more than the hardware, on interaction more than action, and above all, on the characters more than on the spectacle. This is definitely a must-read for any and all GI Joe fans. Read Full Review
Melding spycraft and military action in a slickly entertaining package, The Crown Jewel of the Hasbro Universe continues to live up to that lofty title. Read Full Review
Overall this book has its strengths but just feels lazy. Sitterson shows promise but is hobbled by the artwork, some poor choices and what is likely corporate mandate. Hopefully the series can gain some steam as it explores new storylines. Read Full Review
G.I. Joe is one of a few franchises that has been in comic book, cartoon, and live action films and then to cross over with another franchise that has also been in comic book, cartoon, and live action films. And while it is still your father's G.I. Joe, the new batch is trying to keep the flame from going out. Yo, Joe. Read Full Review
I gave it a shot, though, some of you will just write me off as jaded, but there are fundamental problems with the franchise. Not all of it is on the creators, but sure at the end of the day the art should fit and help the book, and the writing should still be enjoyable, and it's not. Read Full Review
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