Two roads converge with bullets and bravery in this phenomenal chapter. Williamson orchestrates organized chaos with the wild fighting stages. Reilly, Bellaire and Wooton expose the beginnings of a true fight forever with stunning imagery. This book delivers on many levels and never disappoints! Read Full Review

Dr Monev created his Brainwave Scanner to protect Humans from themselves. Cobra Commanders Brainwave Bomb is part of his grand design to protect Humans from the Cybertronians. While fractures weaken the Joes and Cobra, both groups also win. How much they win and lose is yet to be determined. Yet Cobra and the Joes are destined for transformation in G.I. Joe #6. Read Full Review

G.I. Joe #6 is a great conclusion to the first arc, mixing awesome action, character beats, and narrative satisfaction in spectacular fashion. Read Full Review

G.I. JOE #6 is an excellent conclusion to the first story arc of this series. Joshua Williamson, Tom Reilly, and Jordie Bellaire are at the top of their game delivering a story with a ton of thrills. From the opening to the final page your attention is never let go as the promised Duke vs Cobra Commander fight leads to an intense conclusion. It all wraps up in way that further solidifies this as a must-read comic book. Read Full Review

G.I. Joe #6 closes out its first story arc with more of the action-packed, character-driven approach that's made the series so fun to read, and ends on a major reveal. Read Full Review

It all fits together quite well on the page as Williamson and company push forward into a shared universe between the two Hasbro properties. The big reveal at issues end feels quite vivid. Theres a strong sense of a larger orchestration going on between the two series that feels like it might prove to be an interesting iteration of both properties. Its still a little early to be certain whether or not the Energon Universe is going to be as successful as earlier iterations of the properties. Williamson and company have done an admirable job of delivering some of the first bits of story into that universe. It will remain to be seen quite precisely how everything is going to fit together in the larger picture. Read Full Review

Entertaining action issue is let down by some questionable artistic choices, at least in my opinion. Read Full Review

G.I. JOE #6 ends the first conflict between the Joes and COBRA with a gripping, urgent battle to save millions from a brain bomb. Joshua Williamson's script elevates the stakes to keep the reader engaged, and Tom Reilly's art is on point. Unfortunately, the script is peppered with plot holes, and the coloring is a muddy mess. Read Full Review

I have to give massive kudos to Joshua Williamson, Jordie Bellaire, & the rest of the team on this book. It is nothing but fantastic. The first arc is now complete, and there was definitely some good surprises in this. We all have known where this was heading, and the steps have been taken to get there. I remember watching the cartoons of this & Transformers as a kid, and this comic is the things that dreams are made of. I honestly am not following the Transformers comic, not because I don't want to, but my wallet is saying NO. I do urge you to go to your comic store and get in on this run, it is amazing!

I'll be featuring this comic on my podcast Lunchbreak Reviews.

This is a good continuation to the current run by Joshua Williamson. I'm still not a fan of the art or the coloring, but the development of the story is outstanding. I love how Cobra Commander manipulates Duke throughout their battle to the point of killing the professor. Destro notes that they did everything for nothing, but Cobra Commander states how much they learned about how the Joes operate. A good conclusion to the story line. I'm looking forward to the next.


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