G.I. Joe #12
G.I. Joe #12 delivers a tense, character-driven chapter in the ongoing series, spotlighting high-stakes personal confrontations amid the larger conflict. With General Austin hospitalized, Candy’s escape sets off a chain of events that brings past and present into sharp focus—especially when Fred II reveals a surprising link to Snake-Eyes and Stalker at the Vietnam Memorial. Meanwhile, the arrival of the Soft Master in Springfield and Billy’s decision to leave Storm Shadow’s training to face his father add emotional weight to the unfolding story. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Rod Whigham, with inks by Andy Mushynsky and colors by George Roussos, the issue’s grounded drama is matched by Mike Zeck’s striking cover art and Dennis Janke’s dynamic inks.
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