Action Force / G.I. Joe #3/1993
In "Muutoksen tuulet," Hawk and Lady Jaye scramble to secure safe passage out of Borovia, only to be caught in a riot when Hawk is mistaken for a secret police officer and shot by rebels. With help from the White Clown and Magda, they narrowly evade capture by the regime’s forces. Meanwhile, Firefly, having brainwashed captured ninjas, uncovers the location of Pit III and schemes to sell the intelligence to the Commander—his ambitions now stretching across Eastern Europe and the former U.S.S.R., all from within the Cobra Consulate in New York. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Andrew Wildman, with inks by Stephen Baskerville and colors by Bob Sharen, this 1993 issue features cover art by Andrew Wildman.
In "Muutoksen tuulet," Hawk and Lady Jaye scramble to secure an escape from Borovia’s chaos at a train station, only to be caught in a violent riot when Hawk is mistaken for a secret police officer. As rebels open fire, the White Clown and Magda intervene to help them flee, while back in New York, Firefly, having extracted the location of Pit III from captured ninjas, schemes to sell the intelligence to the Commander—his sights set on reshaping Eastern Europe and the former Soviet territories from within Cobra’s consulate.
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