RETURN TO THE TERROR DROME!
FROSTBITE and SNOW JOB lead an assault on COBRA’s deadly fortress...but nothing is what it seems!
GI Joe RAH 322 was a tremendous installment that showcases the various skills of the Joe team and reinforces the notion that the team members are just as effective even if theyre not wielding a sword. Read Full Review
Both stories are decent enough, and lining them next to each other isn't an unfamiliar approach. It's fun to see the very different locations and how the teams operate in them together, since there are similarities and differences. There may be some way that the smaller parts of both stories become important in the long run as they figure out what Revanche is up to, but it largely feels like a standalone story for the most part. Well illustrated, nicely paced, but it's mostly just a chance to use some of the Joes we don't see too often getting their time in the spotlight, both in the frozen cold and in the hot desert wasteland. They're largely forgettable for the moment, with the caveat of how it could be part of something larger. It just feels like a standalone story is all, which doesn't say much in its favor. Read Full Review
G.I. JOE: A REAL AMERICAN HERO #322 delivers a reliably solid action tale that sticks to its tactical guns without overreaching. For readers invested in the franchise, it reinforces the value of Joe strategic teamplays and world-spanning confrontation. However, the issue's modest character beats and conventional plotting temper enthusiasm for casual or new readers. This installment is worth your time if you want well-crafted military suspense in familiar Joe territory, but it won't redefine your expectations. Read Full Review
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