Action Force / G.I. Joe #10/1995
"Risteyksiä" delivers a quiet but powerful moment in the Action Force / G.I. Joe series, with Larry Hama’s writing grounding a poignant flashback in Vietnam. Phil Gosier’s art, with Scott Koblish’s inks and Chi’s colors, brings emotional weight to Snake-Eyes’ reflection on war’s complexity—honor, inhumanity, and courage—while Sean contemplates his own path. The cover by Gosier and Koblish captures the story’s introspective tone.
In "Risteyksiä," Wade makes a quiet but decisive break from Cobra after a heartfelt conversation with Snake-Eyes and Stalker, choosing a new path with his family. When the Soft Master escapes from Springfield, he makes a tragic choice—sacrificing himself to deflect a missile aimed at a crashed car, but then launches another one on Firefly’s signal, sealing the fate of three strangers inside.
In a poignant flashback set during the Vietnam War, a young recruit named Sean grapples with his desire for glory and honor, prompting him to write a letter to the enigmatic Snake-Eyes. Through a quiet, reflective exchange, Snake-Eyes shares the story of Ramon Escobedo and the complex truths of war—its brutality, the unexpected courage it reveals, and the quiet dignity found amid chaos—leaving Sean to reconsider his path.
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