G. I. Joe #22
SCORE: 67
I remember reading somewhere that this issue of G. I. Joe in the
Energon Universe would start a new storyline. A storyline that did not
really interest me that much. Any idea why I am not interested in this
storyline? G. I. Joe #22 starts a horror storyline. Crystal Ball is the
main bad guy in G. I. Joe #22. We also get some more of Risk in G. I.
Joe #22. Another character I am not very interested in.
G. I. Joe #22 cost me $3.99. There are twenty pages of comic book
content within G. I. Joe #22 There are two letters pages and a character
spotlight page within G. I. Joe #22. The credits are found on the back
of the front cover. The back cover of G. I. Joe #22 contains the cover
gallery. There are some advertisements near the back of G. I. Joe #22.
There is also a three page preview of Mask #1. I bought that comic book
and it is either in my pile or enroute.
The issues families can have with G. I. Joe #22 are violence, blood, bad
language, ghosts, and more. I give you my word that the rest of this
review will contain spoilers. Cobra Commander threatens Destro into
going on a field mission in G. I. Joe #22. Destro wants to stay there
and build weapons. Destro does as he is ordered in G. I. Joe #22. The
Joes send a team of three to find some Energon.
The interesting thing is Destro has a team of three (counting himself)
in G. I. Joe #22. They are going to the same location. Destro is the
first one to realize there is a third party messing with both of them in
this area that is supposed to be haunted. Crystal Ball is the third
party in G. I. Joe #22. The Joes and Cobra get into a small skirmish in
G. I. Joe #22. There is something that stops their fighting.
Green tentacles that remind me of an octopus start grabbing people and
dragging them into the darkness. Crystal Ball made this D.I.R.E
Technology that can create illusions. This technology is powered by
Energon. At the end of G. I. Joe #22 Risk is facing some ghosts of
people that died thanks to him. Crystal Ball claims his technology can
peer into the soul of someone and bring out their darkest fears.
- Paul
Graphics: 64%
Writing: 66%
Replay/Extras: 72%
Story: 71%
Family Friendly Factor: 61%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Image Comics
Author: Williamson, Milana, Loughridge
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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