Action Force / G.I. Joe #4/1994
"Kohti etelää" marks a pivotal moment in the Action Force / G.I. Joe crossover, with Larry Hama’s sharp storytelling and Mike Vosburg’s dynamic art capturing the Joes’ resolve amid loss. As the team rebuilds their base and mourns fallen comrades, including a quiet funeral for Kwinn and a grim burial for Dr. Venom, the arrival of Cobra’s new Rattler jet tests their strength—only for Duke and Roadblock to turn the tide. The cover by Chris Batista and Don Hudson delivers a tense, action-packed glimpse of the conflict, setting the stage for what comes next.
In "Kohti etelää," the shadow of Megatron's return looms over Millville as the Joes race to confirm his resurgence and call on the Autobots from Cybertron for help. With Mindbender awakened and scheming to exploit Cobra's new tech, tensions rise—especially when Biggles-Jones confronts Scarlett about her hidden allegiance, forcing a tense private reckoning.
In "Maan poveen," the Joes rebuild their base with quiet determination, only to face sudden danger when the new Cobra jet, the Rattler, strikes during Flagg’s funeral—Duke and Roadblock quickly respond, turning the tide. Amid the aftermath, personal losses weigh heavy as Snake-Eyes honors Kwinn in private, and the Baroness seeks treatment for her burns, while Dr. Venom’s final resting place is marked in Potter’s Field.
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