Action Force / G.I. Joe #8/1993
In "Leikin loppu," written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Mike Vosburg with inks by Jon D'Agostino and colors by Bob Sharen, the surviving G.I. Joe team faces a crisis when a bunker is bombed by Baroness and Scar-Face, trapping Snake-Eyes, Kwinn, and Dr. Venom beneath the waves. With Rio Lindo under hostile control and the Joes believing their comrades lost, Stalker, Breaker, and Gung-Ho call for extraction—only for the trio to recover a deliberate ruse: a briefcase left by the Commander to mislead them. The story closes with a familiar Morse Code signal echoing from the submerged bunker, hinting at a deeper game still in motion. The cover, by Andrew Wildman, captures the tension of the moment.
In "Leikin loppu," Snake-Eyes confronts Firefly and his mind-controlled Red ninjas while the Joes battle the B.A.T.S. and the duo Slice and Dice. As tensions peak, Snake-Eyes breaks the mind control, turning the tide when the freed allies turn on Firefly—leaving the Joes to depart the island as Firefly faces the consequences of his shattered command.
In "Viimeinen kone Rio Lindosta," Snake-Eyes, Kwinn, and Dr. Venom find themselves trapped in a submerged bunker after Baroness and Scar-Face sabotage it, leaving Stalker, Breaker, and Gung-Ho to rally the rest of the Joes for a rescue in the midst of a hostile takeover of Rio Lindo. With the help of a carefully planted briefcase left by the Commander—part of a larger deception—the trio escape, unaware they’ve been led into a ruse, while the real plan unfolds beyond their sight. The story closes with a familiar Morse Code signal echoing from the depths of the ruined bunker.
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↩ Reprints G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #13 (1983), G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #134 (1993)
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