Welcome folks, to another new week and another load of new comics!! Today we have something special for you - turns out this week we are covering some seriously old school favourites, all in ONE POST! Is this a great week or what?!
And in addition, we have a new addict who is trying his hand at this - Anant Sagar - who is joining us for this weeks 0-day reviewing! Now, without any further drama, lets get to work shall we?
Story:
Larry Hama
And in addition, we have a new addict who is trying his hand at this - Anant Sagar - who is joining us for this weeks 0-day reviewing! Now, without any further drama, lets get to work shall we?
G.I Joe: A real
American hero - Annual #1 (IDW Publishing)
Art:
Ron Frenz, Ron Wagner, Herb Trimpe, Sal Buscema
(Review
by Anant Sagar)
So, I just finished reading this and I’ve got to say I was quite happy with it. Granted it has its ups and downs, but for the most of it, it was fun. So let’s get down to it shall we?
So, I just finished reading this and I’ve got to say I was quite happy with it. Granted it has its ups and downs, but for the most of it, it was fun. So let’s get down to it shall we?
The
Good:
It had the same feel
as the old animated TV show that I know, which was a good thing for
me, because I really loved that show. The character art has the
classic feel to it which kept me happy and I got to see some of my
favourite characters like Gung-Ho, Scarlett, Zartan and the
Dreadnoks!!
The
Bad:
I didn’t really
enjoy the plot. It’s not like it was terrible, but it wasn’t all
that amazing. I mean a cobra sleeper agent who went off the grid,
decides to come back and blow stuff up because he got fired and
thinks immigrants in the United States are a curse and they should
all be killed. Sorry, but that doesn’t really do much for me.
So the basic plot
was disappointing but its saving grace was the dialogue.
Now my favourite
part of this issue, THE FUNNY:
