G.I. Joe #6
In "Échouer c'est conquérir... Réussir c'est mourir!", the G.I. Joes are deployed into Afghanistan to recover advanced tech from a downed experimental plane, only to find themselves caught between the relentless Oktober Guard and a cunning Cobra force also after the same prize. Written by Herb Trimpe and Larry Hama, with art by Trimpe and inks by Jack Abel, this 1983 issue delivers high-stakes tension and classic military intrigue, all rendered in vivid color by Christie Scheele and sharp lettering by Robert Schoolcraft, with a striking cover by Mike Vosburg and Jack Abel.
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The Joes are sent in to Afghanistan to retrieve tech from a downed experimental plane when they come up against the Oktober Guard bent on the same goal. Cobra attempts to steal the equipment for themselves and runs across both teams. To be continued...
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