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G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #3

SCORE: 81

Things are really start to heat up in G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #3. I absolutely love the nod to the various cartoons in this issue. The humor in G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #3 is the highest in all three of these issues. It is also neat to see that the next issue will conclude this storyline. I have no idea if this comic will continue or not after that issue. I really hope it does.

There is a lot less violence within G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #3. I also noticed things are shown in such a way in G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #3 to imply something happened. For example when Quick Kick kicks Firefly the frame shows the kick and Firefly going the other direction. The exact point of contact is not shown. Which is pretty cool in my opinion. I appreciate that because G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #3 can be read by a younger audience.

SPOILER ALERT! Cobra Commander makes his final wish and honestly it was a major blunder on his part. He wants G.I. Joe to serve him. The Genie reminds him this is one of those things he cannot do. Cobra Commander wants to end the conflict between Cobra and G.I. Joe. So the Genie puts them all together in the same place to have a final battle. That is where G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #3 ends. That really primes the reader to wonder what happens next. A great cliffhanger.

The art in G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #3 continues to be good. The writing and storyline in G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #3 are really getting interesting. There is still no bad language, and plenty of humor within G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #3. Parents should be able to let their children read G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #3 in my humble opinion.

I love how many characters were included within G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #3. Which is astounding considering we still only get nineteen pages, and one service message page. The service message this time is about treating animals right. A kid uses a slingshot to attack a cat. He is quickly chastised and repents from his animal hurting ways.
- Paul

Graphics: 79%
Writing: 88%
Replay/Extras: 71%
Story: 90%
Family Friendly Factor: 76%

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

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