Destro #4 is a great issue that is full of revelations, implications for the future, and explosive action. Read Full Review

Destro #4 does an awesome job of continuing the origin story of one of the best villains from the world of G.I Joe. Dan Watters takes some chances and gambles on running a story that has so many layers. His gamble, however, pays off in a big way and leaves you wanting more. The last page surprise appearance really sets the table for where this story will go next. Read Full Review

The Energon Universe came out swinging and it continues to do so with each new series further fleshing out its universe. Read Full Review

Watters momentum going into the third issue was quite impressive. That momentum gets reduced a bit as Destro finds the woman he thinks is looking to have him killed. It really SHOULD be more of an intense showdown, but something gets lost between the script, the art and the issues that have led into the third. It doesnt quite hit the potential that it really could have managed and so it feels like a brief moment of  gradual motion before the narrative settles-down into its big finale next month.  Read Full Review

DESTRO #4 is an uneven, rushed, overstuffed issue that introduces several big ideas in a hurry before the finale next month. In fairness, several of those ideas are intriguing, but the rushed execution by Dan Watters tries to do too much while accomplishing not enough. Read Full Review

Cool issue. Final issue should be fun.

This issue was almost all exposition. Chameleon was just thrown into the mix in the last issue, I expected some explanation to who she was, how she knew where he was in his secret hideout, but we didn't get any. We got the explanation of the AI satellite, but she isn't getting information from it. It sounds like it's the big baddie. Let's see how this closes up.

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