G. I. Joe #24
SCORE: 66
Thankfully all bad things come to an end just like all good things.
The G. I. Joe #24 comic book cost me $3.99. There are twenty pages of
comic book content within G. I. Joe #24. There are two letter pages
within G. I. Joe #24. There is also a character spotlight page within G.
I. Joe #24. The cover gallery for G. I. Joe #24 is on the back cover of
this comic book. There are advertisements in the back of the G. I. Joe
#24 comic book.
The issues families can have with G. I. Joe #24 are violence, blood, bad
language, and more. I give you my word that the rest of this review will
include spoilers. Crystal Ball and Risk are fighting it out in G. I. Joe
#24 at the start. Crystal Ball gives Risk a bit of his back story in G.
I. Joe #24. The Baroness and Destro are fighting off these constructs as
well in G. I. Joe #24. Destro has a bit of a plan. Blow up the Energon.
With no energy source the tech will not work.
The Baroness agrees to Destro's plan in G. I. Joe #24. Risk is about to
take down Crystal Ball thanks to the constructs being removed. Baroness
and Destro part ways. The fellow members of the prospective teams want
to know what they let them go and live. The answer is: "They helped us."
They worked together and that partnership came to an end in G. I. Joe
#24. Risk captures Mercer and Crystal Ball in G. I. Joe #24.
Destro is able to get into the good graces with Cobra Commander thanks
to bringing some Energon back. Destro also brings back the D.I.R.E.
technology that turns fear into a weapon. Cobra Commander has a
conversation with Valkyrie in G. I. Joe #24. He wants to reward her, but
she does not want anything. Cobra Commander lets her know that she will
be required to give a great sacrifice in the future.
During interrogation Crystal Ball realizes that Hawk is actually Zartan.
Crystal Ball is murdered right there in that room. The Baroness shows up
at the end of G. I. Joe #24 with the Zartan/Hawk with a bloody knife and
a dead Crystal Ball. That is quite an interesting and shocking ending in
G. I. Joe #24. I can tell that G. I. Joe #24 wraps up the Crystal Ball
saga so we can now move into aftermath.
- Paul
Graphics: 59%
Writing: 68%
Replay/Extras: 69%
Story: 72%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Image Comics
Author: Williamson, Milana, Loughridge
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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