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G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #1

SCORE: 78

Peter, Noah, Princess and myself were out recently doing some shopping. We needed to get certain things and had cut out doing videos that Saturday morning. After our last store Peter mentioned that 901 Comics store we had been meaning to check out for months. We had time and it was only a little bit out of our way so I decided we would check it out right then and there. I am glad we did. I found G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #1 and decided to purchase it.

I know from my past that any number one issue of a comic has the potential to be worth some money in the future. That was another reason I was interested in G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #1. I know that comic books have had a hard time of it in recent years. The Internet, and radical far left preaching have turned a lot of people away from comic books. Some of us still check them out from time to time. I wanted to do some comic book reviews at some point in the future. G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #1 is the perfect opportunity to start.

The artwork in G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #1 is decent. I enjoyed all of the colors in the G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #1. There are some well known and great characters within G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #1. The humor on the Cobra side is fantastic to read. G.I. Joe reminds me of my time in the military. I like to have more fun than I was allowed to then if you know what I mean.

The biggest disappointment to me is the length of G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #1. There are nineteen pages of the story. Then we get one page with a service message about not trashing others online for having differing opinions. Then we get alternative front covers and advertisements for other comic books. The suggested price for G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #1 is $3.99. I have not gotten comics in some time but I remember them being under one dollar.

Cobra Commander has Zartan and the Dreadnocks steal an ugly statue for him. Cobra Commander destroys the statue to reveal Aladdin’s Lamp. A Genie grants Cobra Commander three wishes. Cobra Commander (at Destro’s prompting) decides to have his BATs (Battle Android Troops) to be super sized. This is Cobra Commander’s new plan to take over the world. The storyline does not end in G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #1. There are additional issues that will tell more of this story.

All in all I enjoyed G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #1. I feel it is a bit on the overpriced side personally. The art is good, and the humor helps this be fun. I will continue this series for at least another issue or two. I was unable to find a rating in G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #1. There is some violence with explosions and military vehicles shooting.
- Paul

Graphics: 75%
Writing: 80%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 90%
Family Friendly Factor: 75%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: IDW Publishing
Author: Burnham, Shoening, Delgado
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated

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