Yesterday I was shot with a bullet. I was shot fro the sky with rockets. says Destro, But I did not have time to die... Theres real poetry to what Watters is delivering to the page, which is a bit odd for a guy who seems to have been originally just conceived as an action figure with a cool-looking chrome head.  Read Full Review

Destro #3 has a heck of a cliffhanger with a very unexpected reveal that has the potential to shake up the Energon Universe Joe vs. Cobra dynamic. It's an intriguing development for longtime Joe fans and one with plenty of possibilities. Read Full Review

Destro #3 ramps up the action and intrigue as our steel-faced villain faces off against a formidable new foe. With its blend of high-tech warfare, ancestral legacy, and over-the-top villainy, this issue cements Destro's place as one of the most compelling characters in the Energon Universe. Read Full Review

Destro #3 was an awesome read and as one question gets answered another presents itself. Destro is becoming one of the best parts of an already robust Energon Universe. This book gets high recommendations, and the best is still to come. Read Full Review

Destro #3 shows new sides of Destro as he fights in the field and shows off his master strategist mindset. This is a suspenseful issue that continues to tug at the evils of the military industrial complex. Read Full Review

Destro was always a popular G.I. Joe villain due to his outstanding design and unique position within Cobra; Destro #3 makes the character himself one of the most intriguing characters across the entire new Energon universe. Read Full Review

Destro #3 is an interesting issue as it broadens Destro's reach but also ups the conspiracy leaving readers guessing who's behind the attacks. While not a standout series, it does add nicely to the world of G.I. JOE that Skybound is building. It's also a series that clearly is more focused on the broader story than an individual issue. Overall, an interesting addition to the G.I. JOE line that feels like the jury is still out on. Read Full Review

Destro #3 is an action-packed comic book. Destro's fight against the Chameleon is choreographed in a way that you are constantly guessing how it could end. All of the action has a sense of purpose that gets you even more invested in how this series developments will factor into the greater GI JOE plans in the Energon Universe. The cliffhanger creates a lot of intrigue to find out what will happen in the second half of this mini-series. Read Full Review

DESTRO #3 is a mixed bag of cool action moments and interesting conversations, but Destro's journey only works if you accept a few forced developments that require you to turn your brain off. Plus, the art waffles between pretty good and poor. Read Full Review

While it seems to lack a little of that knack Duke and Cobra Commander had, this is still pretty good. It certainly delivers in the action and intrigue department, and the end of this issue also makes one more eager to learn more about what the Energon Universe G.I. Joe world will be like.
I'm truly looking forward to the new ongoing G.I. Joe. I've heard more hype for it than any of DC's Absolute crap. I expect from what I've seen in 3 out of the 4 prelude series that it's shaping up to be quite a thrill ride.

Though we really have to suspend belief in reality. I did mostly enjoy this issue. Destro would have been dead ten times over. The sniper rifle she was using goes through armor. At that distance, it would have torn a nice hole in him. Then he was blown up several times and he just happened to jump on the only truck going to the embassy in the entire area. I hope Dan Watters takes into account that this is not a Road Runner cartoon in the future.



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