Action Force / G.I. Joe #1/1994
In "Petturi iskee!", the Commander’s shocking move sees Scarlett and Biggles-Jones infiltrated into Cobra for a high-stakes sabotage mission targeting the Joes’ new rail gun test. With Hawk and Stalker seemingly lost and the true purpose of the operation still hidden, Snake-Eyes and Storm Shadow begin to question the deeper game at play—while the Baroness and Destro slip free to gather intelligence on the Commander from the shadows. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Andrew Wildman, with inks by Stephen Baskerville and colors by Bob Sharen, this 1994 issue features cover art by Andrew Wildman.
In "Petturi iskee!", Scarlett and Biggles-Jones are initiated into Cobra under the Commander’s orders, thrust into a high-stakes mission to sabotage the Joes’ rail gun test using Dr. Jones’ modified H.I.S.S. II tank—resulting in the apparent deaths of Hawk and Stalker. As tensions rise between Snake-Eyes and Storm Shadow, who suspect Scarlett’s true allegiance, the Baroness and Destro make a daring escape from the Commander’s captivity, setting their own course to uncover his secrets.
In "Koston ajatuksia," the Joes race to track down Cobra after Hawk is shot, while Destro grapples with the aftermath of the Baroness’s injuries—still alive, but suffering. With Kwinn and Snake-Eyes on the run from prison, Major Bludd captured and brought to the same hospital as the wounded, tensions rise as Snake-Eyes, Kwinn, Scar-Face, and Destro converge on a final confrontation in Coney Island.
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↩ Reprints G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #17 (1983), G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #137 (1993)
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