G.I. Joe #15/16
G.I. Joe #15/16, written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Mike Vosburg with inks by Jon D'Agostino and colors by Andy Yanchus, delivers a tense, high-stakes mission in Washington, D.C., as the Joes face a nighttime assault by Cobra. With Venom attempting to sabotage the Federal Reserve by poisoning the money, chaos unfolds amid shifting loyalties—just as the Commander's unexpected move turns the tide, leaving the Baroness wounded and Destro shaken after a brutal ambush. The cover by Mike Vosburg and Jon D'Agostino captures the intensity of the moment, perfectly framing the issue’s relentless pace.
In the high-stakes escape from Cobra's grip in Sierra Gordo, Snake-Eyes, Kwinn, and Venom steal a plane only to face betrayal mid-flight when Venom tries to kill Snake-Eyes by pushing him out—leading to a crash landing on Miami Beach. Arrested by local police, the trio's fates diverge when Cobra Commander's lawyer secures Venom’s release, leaving Snake-Eyes and Kwinn to face the consequences alone.
In a desperate night battle across the streets of Washington, D.C., the G.I. Joes fight to hold the line as Cobra launches a coordinated assault—Venom attempts to cripple the nation’s economy by poisoning the Federal Reserve’s currency, but his plan is thrown into chaos when the Commander intervenes. Amid the chaos, the Baroness crashes her H.I.S.S. tank during a failed strike, leaving her critically wounded, while Destro is left reeling after Bludd is ordered to assassinate him—only for Hawk to be shot by the Commander as Cobra vanishes into the shadows.
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↩ Reprints G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #15 (1983), G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #16 (1983)
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