G.I. Joe #13/14
In this gripping two-part G.I. Joe adventure, the team faces a deadly double-cross when a bunker bombing traps Snake-Eyes, Kwinn, and Dr. Venom underwater—leading Stalker, Breaker, and Gung-Ho to rally the Joes for a rescue in Rio Lindo amid a hostile takeover. As the survivors retrieve a deliberately planted briefcase meant to mislead, they unknowingly carry false intelligence back to headquarters, unaware of the Commander’s hidden strategy. The issue closes with a familiar Morse code signal echoing from the submerged bunker, hinting at a deeper game still unfolding. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Mike Vosburg, with inks by Jon D'Agostino and colors by Bob Sharen, the cover by Herb Trimpe and Steve Mitchell captures the tension in a striking, action-packed scene.
When a bombing traps Snake-Eyes, Kwinn, and Dr. Venom underwater in a submerged bunker, Stalker, Breaker, and Gung-Ho rally the Joes for a rescue in Rio Lindo amid a hostile takeover—believing their comrades dead. Recovering a deliberately planted briefcase left by the Commander, the trio return to HQ with false intelligence, unaware of the larger scheme unfolding. The story closes with a familiar Morse code tap echoing from the depths of the bunker.
In a tense two-part mission, the G.I. Joes launch a full-scale assault on Springfield—only to be driven back by Destro’s forces, while the Baroness and the Commander face a troubling setback as their attempt to stabilize Venom’s toxin falters without its crucial catalyst. Meanwhile, Snake-eyes and Venom, barely escaping a submerged prison, are swiftly recaptured, setting the stage for a desperate next move.
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↩ Reprints G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #13 (1983), G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #14 (1983)
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