Tags: gi joeHere’s a heads-up for G.I. Joe fans out there. The folks at IDW are rebooting the G.I. Joe comic book and you can get in on the ground floor. G.I. Joe #1 hits the stands at the end of January and continues in this new monthly series!  09:33:09 am, by ComicList 
Categories: Reviews, IDW Publishing, Geek Goggle Reviews  Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews GI Joe A New Beginning #0 Is it possible to write an unbiased review about a story that you generally don’t agree with the overall direction? Nope. I hate the idea of a reboot. This review will surely reflect that. However, this comic was definitely met with the possibility to win me over. It didn’t. I hope future issues will, but I am not sure that is going to happen. (San Diego, CA; September 08, 2008) – When IDW Publishing announced they had reached a deal with Hasbro to plan a re-launch of the G.I. JOE comic book franchise, they kept their mission plans secret. But now, with the impending release of the kick-off issue, October’s specially priced G.I. JOE #0, it’s time to discuss the plans in detail. Tags: gi joe, idw publishing
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Categories: Reviews, Devil’s Due Publishing, Geek Goggle Reviews Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews GI Joe America’s Elite #36 The end of GI Joe as we know it. The final issue of what was to be the biggest GI Joe event in the 25 year history is also the final issue published by DDP. With the end of the World War 3 arc comes some good moments that leaves me wondering how this arc really would have ended if DDP were keeping the license. Oh well. What we get, in reality, is a really great extra sized comic with some outstanding action moments, a couple of twists and some really inconsistent art. 07:55:28 pm, by ComicList
Categories: Reviews, Devil’s Due Publishing, Geek Goggle Reviews Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews GI Joe America’s Elite #35 GI Joe turns the tables on Cobra. This issue is the second to last for the twelve issue arc, as well as the second to last GI Joe comic for DDP. I can understand that with the transferring of the license to IDW, that DDP cant really kill off any main characters or otherwise destroy assets that are about to change hands. However, this arc really feels like all the air was sucked out of it with this issue. The slow build now has a rush to wrap up feel to it. I cant say I totally disliked the issue, but this is no where near the caliber we have seen from this arc. It’s a victim of its own consistency that this story is a letdown. Tag cloudadvanced solicitations archie archie comics avengers baltimore comic-con batman blog from another world boom boom studios cbldf comiclist comiclists dabel brothers dark horse dark horse this week dc comics dc this week dynamite entertainment extended forecast final crisis free comic book day geek goggle reviews green lantern hero initiative hulk idw publishing image comics iron man manga marvel comics marvel this week nbm new york comic con papercutz platinum studios previews radical publishing san diego comic con secret invasion skrulls spider-man star wars superman suspended animation top cow twomorrows viz media watchmen wolverine x-men |
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