SNAKES AND TIGERS concludes! The mission has gone out of control. COBRA has the upper hand. FLINT is in danger. LADY JAYE and RONIN scramble to salvage the operation... and CHAMELEON finds a way to put a stop to the enemy. But can she stop herself before she goes too far?
Its time to get gritty with the GI Joe black ops team. The shit has hit the fan when the Night Creepers make their attack on the Pentagon leaving only Lady Jay, Ronin and Chameleon to defend it. The brass is not happy with the teams result and there is still some dirty deals going on. This is a side of GI Joe we have never really seen before and it is amazing! The darkness of counter terrorism is presented to us with a gritty shadowy art style giving the feel of the dark days post 9/11. This for sure is atop the pile of monthlies and never disappoints. In my eyes Mike Costa can do no wrong, especially when it involves GI Joe. If youre looking for an exciting spy book, look no further than GI Joe: Cobra files, even if youre not a fan of GI Joe you will most likely dig this! Read Full Review
All in all, however, these are minor complaints for a strong issue. This issue resolves a lot whilst providing new threads fluently. Cobra Files #4 doesn't feel forced or pushing in one direction, making for a very solid read. Read Full Review
Even if I find Chameleon intriguing, I'm not quite sold on the rest of the team. I've always found Flint to be a blander version of Duke and the wild cards of Clockspring and Tomax haven't quite worked for me so far. I'm also not wild about the nuclear event which never feels as big and dangerous as it should. That said, I did like this issue giving us Chameleon's take on her female teammates and would like to see that kind of insight continue. For fans. Read Full Review
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