G.I. Joe #1
"Operation: Lady Doomsday" kicks off the 2002 G.I. Joe series with a tense, grounded mission as Snake-Eyes, Scarlet, and Zap are captured by Cobra and brought to the heavily controlled town of Springfield. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Mike Vosburg, with Chic Stone’s inks, Christie Scheele’s colors, and Joe Rosen’s lettering, the issue builds suspense as Dr. Venom tries to extract intelligence from Snake-Eyes using a brainwave scanner—only to be thwarted. The cover, by J. Scott Campbell, captures the moment’s intensity, setting the tone for a story where trust and escape are as crucial as firepower.
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Snake-Eyes, Scarlet and Zap are captured by Cobra and taken to Springfield, a town controlled by Cobra. A young boy helps the Joes make their escape as Dr. Venom attempts to get the location of Joe headquarters from Snake-Eyes using his brainwave scanner and fails, and Snakes joins up with them later.
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