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Codename: Spitfire #10

Jul 1987 · Marvel · 0.75 USD; 0.95 CAD; 0.40 GBP
“Codename: Spitfire”

Jake Travest manages to overpower a Soviet soldier in the M.A.X. armor, and Jenny modifies the armor so that when the Soviets bring the armor into their base it will neutralize the other suits of armor. However, the Afghani rebels add a bomb to the armor, so that it kills the Soviets and destroys all the suits of armor in the base. Despite her anger over the loss of life, Jenny realizes the danger of allowing M.A.X. technology to get into the wrong hands and she agrees to join Roth's CIA anti-terrorist operation, Project: Spitfire.

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writer Cary Bates · artist Marshall Rogers · inker Tony DeZuniga · colorist Bob Sharen · letterer Joe Rosen · cover Marshall RogersMarshall Rogers

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writer Cary Bates
colorist Bob Sharen
letterer Joe Rosen
cover pencils Marshall Rogers
cover inks Marshall Rogers

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Jake Travest manages to overpower a Soviet soldier in the M.A.X. armor, and Jenny modifies the armor so that when the Soviets bring the armor into their base it will neutralize the other suits of armor. However, the Afghani rebels add a bomb to the armor, so that it kills the Soviets and destroys all the suits of armor in the base. Despite her anger over the loss of life, Jenny realizes the danger of allowing M.A.X. technology to get into the wrong hands and she agrees to join Roth's CIA anti-terrorist operation, Project: Spitfire.

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