G.I. Joe #2
In "Panique au Pôle Nord!", a small G.I. Joe team is dispatched to a remote Arctic research station at the North Pole after all communication goes silent. There, they encounter Kwinn, an Eskimo working for the Russians, who’s in possession of a mysterious device with unsettling effects on the mind. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Don Perlin, with inks by Jack Abel, colors by Bob Sharen, and letters by Robert Schoolcraft, this 1982 issue features a cover by Herb Trimpe and Jack Abel, capturing the icy tension of a mission where the real threat may be as much psychological as it is physical.
In "... Vraie bombe!", Scarlett and Snake-Eyes are stranded in the desert after Rock N Roll departs with a critical mission, leaving them vulnerable and running low on ammo. With time and supplies dwindling, their survival hinges on Rock N Roll’s return—just as danger closes in—and a tense escape unfolds before Stalker and Clutch can relay the mission’s outcome to Hawk.
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↩ Reprints G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #1 (1982), G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #2 (1982)
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