G.I Joe #7 takes a break from the main narrative to introduce a character and team that will have a strong presence in the future. Read Full Review

G.I. JOE #7 starts a new arc and the development of a new team when Beach Head steals a dangerous weapon from a wealthy collector. Joshua Williamson's script is tight, focused, and action-packed. Plus, the guest art team makes this story look world's better than the previous issues. If you weren't sold on this series before, this issue may change your mind. Read Full Review

G.I. JOE #7 sets the bar high for the height this series can hit. Joshua Williamson and Andrea Milana crafted a thrilling secret mission that only Beach Head could've accomplished. That leads to one of the best single debut issues for a character that we have. By the end you will be left hyped for what happens next and look forward to when Beach Head and the other G.I. JOE characters that appear in this issue show up again. Read Full Review

The evolution of Freedoms fight hits a bullseye with a new force making their debut. Williamson delivers on the drama and action with the writing. Milena and Loughridge set the stage with brutal & thrilling imagery. This series keeps changing the stat quo of the iconic story with each electrifying chapter. Read Full Review

G.I. Joe #7 kicks off its newest story arc in a unique way, shifting to a different cast of characters and a new artist while also expanding the world of the Energon Universe. Even though this title isn't a year old yet, Josh Williamson still knows how to keep fans hooked. Read Full Review

Stylistically, Andrea Milana is a fitting fill-in for Tom Reilly, but in regard to quality, the absence of the latter does make a difference. This run of G.I. Joe was brilliant so far - this issue is "just" good.