Classic G.I. Joe TPB #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the final issues of the original Marvel G.I. Joe series, including issues #141–155, as well as the G.I. Joe: Special Missions series and other related material. It wraps up the long-running storyline from the 1980s and early 1990s, featuring the ongoing conflict between the G.I. Joe team and Cobra.
In "No Simple Solutions," the G.I. Joe team faces moral crossroads as they uncover remnants of Terror-Drome in Canada, while Snake-Eyes stands guard during Scarlett’s successful surgery. Meanwhile, Billy and the Joes race to Cobra Island to confront Fred VII, who’s showcasing new Cobra tech, and the tension escalates when Raptor proposes to Mindbender to resurrect the Commander as a clone—using his dead body. The Baroness begins to question her path, and Destro, choosing love over power, follows her, abandoning both M.A.R.S. and his leadership role. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Geof Isherwood, with inks by Randy Emberlin, colors by Bob Sharen, and letters by Rick Parker, this issue’s cover by JonBoy Meyers captures the storm of shifting loyalties.
In "No Simple Solutions," Clutch grapples with fragmented memories manipulated by the Dreadnoks and Baroness using the Brainwave Scanner, while Zartan confronts the Blind Master in a clash that ends in tragedy—leading to a startling revelation about his past and a bold new identity. Meanwhile, Snake-Eyes, Scarlett, Timber, and Jinx face a squad of Red Ninjas, as Storm Shadow is drawn into a deadly rematch with the van driver he wounded in issue #85.
In "Thunderclap," the G.I. Joe team faces a high-stakes mission in Punta Del Mucosa and Sierra Gordo as they test a new weapon for El Presidente while racing to rescue captured Joes and surviving Oktober Guard members from El Jefe’s forces. With Voltar’s invasion of Sierra Gordo escalating, the Joes must balance precision strikes and covert ops to prevent a larger conflict—without triggering an international incident.
In "Taking The Plunge," the Baroness turns her cunning against the Joes with a twisted plan involving brainwashed Clutch and Rock N Roll, but when Zarana’s misstep threatens the scheme, she steps in to reclaim control. Meanwhile, Snake-Eyes undergoes a delicate facial reconstruction in Switzerland, unaware that a single photo of him—sent by his surgeon—has just reignited a deadly vendetta.
In "Exterminating Circumstances (Or Bern This)," Snake-Eyes faces a quiet yet perilous recovery after plastic surgery, unaware that the Baroness is closing in for revenge. As Scarlett races to stop her, betrayed by a trusted ally and left for dead, the stakes rise when Raptor confronts Billy with a long-buried truth about his father’s fate.
In "No Turning Back!", Snake-Eyes fights to break free from the Cobra Consulate’s depths, his resolve hardened by the Baroness’s betrayal and Scarlett’s unconscious state. As chaos erupts within the stronghold, Stormy, Stalker, and Wade race to rescue him, while Destro arrives with unsettling intent—watching the storm unfold. Meanwhile, Billy stands at the Commander’s grave, his vow to avenge his father echoing in the silence.
In "The Hexagram Completed," Snake-Eyes and Storm Shadow fight their way through the inferno of the burning Cobra Consulate, their rivalry momentarily eclipsed by the shared urgency of survival. As Scarlett is rushed to safety, Destro arrives on the scene, delivering a long-buried truth to the Baroness—revealing the real circumstances behind her brother’s death, a secret that could unravel years of vengeance.
In "What Goes Around Comes Around," Snake-Eyes and the G.I. Joe team navigate shifting loyalties and quiet victories as Scarlett recovers from surgery, while Billy and the others race to Cobra Island to confront Fred VII and the latest threats from Cobra’s new arsenal. Amidst the tension, personal revelations unfold—Raptor’s bold proposal to Mindbender, the Baroness’s uncertain departure, and Destro’s unexpected declaration of love and abandonment of power—setting the stage for a story where past actions echo into the present.
In "He's Back!", the long-dead G.I. Joe Commander makes a shocking return when his remains are unearthed in Denver—only to reveal a bloodied shirt and a man who never truly died. With the real Commander now back, he reveals how his loyal C.G. saved him, rebuilt his fortune, and brought him to Cobra Island to bury the Joes alive, reclaiming leadership with a vengeance. Meanwhile, Hawk and Hollingsworth face a crisis of their own as the mysterious Jugglers urge them to disband, now that Cobra has evolved into a legitimate force.
In "Calm Before The Storm!," Mutt and Spirit visit Mutt’s uncle Jeff in Millville, unaware that the Commander is planning to turn the town into a Cobra stronghold. As Zarana manipulates Clutch and Rock N Roll—still under Cobra’s influence—Roxy and Tiff accidentally uncover the hidden Pit III, leading to a tense standoff when a Python Conquest jet looms overhead and Zarana prepares to trigger the attack.
In "Seeds of Empire!", the Commander’s brutal takeover of Millville plunges its residents under the mind-control grip of the Brainwave Scanner, leaving only a few free to resist. As two Joes and a civilian ally try to reach Uncle Jeff for help, they’re betrayed by Mutt’s brainwashed uncle and captured by Cobra. Meanwhile, Zarana, using a Python Patrol disguise, sends a desperate signal to the mind-controlled Joes to destroy the Pit III—where Roxy and Tiff are trapped—but their lingering morals prevent them from carrying out the order. With the desert calling and the mission unraveling, escape becomes a race against the scanner’s reach.
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