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G.I. Joe #12

 

 

SCORE: 72

 

G.I. Joe #12 

 

I played with the G.I. Joe action figures when I was a kid. The ones that were three and three fourths inches tall. I had a really nice collection of G.I. Joe and Cobra characters, and vehicles back in the day. I wound up selling most of them off not long after getting married. I also read a lot of the Marvel comic books back in the day. I saw G.I. Joe #12 at McKays and decided to check it out. The story feels families but I am not sure why.

There will be spoilers in my review of the G.I. Joe #12 comic book. The art style, and direction are fantastic in G.I. Joe #12. Back in November of 2002 G.I. Joe #12 sold for $2.95. The comic is in pretty good shape and I was able to purchase it for $1.50. That package included the comic book, a clear plastic cover, and a board to keep it in the right shape.

G.I. Joe #12 is the third part of a four part storyline. The storyline in G.I. Joe #12 is Malfunction. An extremely advanced B.A.T. is being hunted by both G.I. Joe and Cobra. Both sides are trying to get this battle android trooper for different reasons. The Dreadnocks are in the sewers of Chicago trying to get this robot back to Cobra. G.I. Joe is trying to get intel on Cobra.

The back of the front cover contains a recap along with the credits. There are twenty-two pages of comic book content within G.I. Joe #12. There are also two letter pages in G.I. Joe #12. On top of that G.I. Joe #12 contains a five page preview of Invincible #1. It is funny to me that I recently read and reviewed that comic book. The issues families can have with G.I. Joe #12 are violence, blood, bad language and more.

The art in G.I. Joe #12 has a very bubbly look and feel to it. One of the letters in G.I. Joe #12 does not like the story direction in some previous issues. G.I. Joe #12 actually prints that. This topic has been one of my complaints against a lot of the modern comic books right now - they only print those that agree with them. G.I. Joe #12 shows more character and class than any of the current G.I. Joe comic books.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 65%
Writing: 77%
Replay/Extras: 76%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 65%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: Image Comics
Author: Blaylock, Sharpe, Larter, Brown, Hi Fi
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated


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