Action Force / G.I. Joe Special #No 1. 1991
"Snake Eyesin tarina" delivers a pivotal moment in the G.I. Joe mythos, exploring the tragic origins of Snake-Eyes and Storm Shadow with emotional depth and intensity. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Frank Springer, with inks by Andy Mushynsky and colors by George Roussos, this 1991 special reveals the truth behind Snake-Eyes’ disfigurement and muteness, while Storm Shadow confronts his sword brother, claiming he was framed for his uncle’s murder. The story unfolds in parallel with the Joes’ ongoing battle in the Everglades, where Zartan’s alliance with the Dreadnoks escalates the conflict. Ron Wagner’s cover captures the tension of the moment, drawing readers into this defining chapter.
In the swamps of the Florida Everglades, the Joes close in on Cobra Commander, holed up with his loyal cronies and an unexpected ally—Zartan. Meanwhile, Storm Shadow breaks free from Alcatraz, setting off a chain of events that could shift the balance of the conflict.
In the swamps of the Everglades, the past begins to unravel as the origins of Snake-Eyes and Storm Shadow are revealed, their fates intertwined from the start. When Junkyard leads the Cobras into the marshlands, the hunt takes a deadly turn—what seems like a trap for the Joes quickly becomes a test of survival in the shifting quicksand.
In "null," the origins of Snake-Eyes and Storm Shadow unfold with haunting clarity, revealing the tragic moment that scarred Snake-Eyes’ face and silenced his voice. As Storm Shadow confronts his former sword brother, driven by the belief that Snake-Eyes murdered their uncle, the truth of a Cobra frame-up begins to surface—centered on a single, damning arrow. Meanwhile, the battle rages in the Everglades, where the Joes face escalating threats as Zartan brings the Dreadnoks into the fray.
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↩ Reprints G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #25 (1984), G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #26 (1984), G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #27 (1984), G.I. Joe Special Missions #18 (1989)
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