G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues the classic G.I. Joe vs. Cobra saga from IDW's ongoing series, collecting issues that delve into the aftermath of major conflicts and the ever-shifting alliances within the team. Key characters like Duke, Snake-Eyes, and Storm Shadow face new threats, while Cobra Commander and Serpentor scheme for dominance. The collection balances action-packed military missions with deeper character moments, staying true to the spirit of the original Marvel run.
In G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #11 (2015), the Joes race to uncover the truth behind 921's survival in Dublin, where they confront her control of Blue Ninja drones through a hidden intelligence within Revanche. With local help, they launch a daring raid to dismantle her core—only to return and learn Serpentor has been revived, his mind now powering a new and dangerous weapon. Meanwhile, Firefly, Scrap-Iron, and Copperhead face off against the Crimson Guardsman guarding presidential hopeful Wendy Torres. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by S. L. Gallant, with inks by Brian Shearer, colors by J. Brown, and letters by Neil Uyetake, the cover by S. L. Gallant captures the tension of a mission gone critical.
In "null," Snake-Eyes reconnects with a grown-up Sean, who reveals that Crimson Guardsmen have taken over his family's old home—prompting the Joes to offer him swift entry into their ranks. Meanwhile, Jinx and Pale Peony clash with a 921, a robot samurai, while investigating Revanche's Dublin cell, and Colton gives Duke a tour of the Pit, where a creature with a massive eye stirs in the shadows.
In "null," Scarlett, Roadblock, and Snake-Eyes race to Dublin to assist Jinx and the enigmatic Pale Peony, where a sudden explosion claims Pale Peony’s life and leaves Jinx barely alive. Back at base, Joe and Jane reveal a frozen figure to Duke, hinting at a secret project with deep ties to the mission.
In "null," Jo and the G.I. Joe team race against time in Dublin to uncover the truth behind 921’s apparent death, only to find her consciousness still alive and controlling her Blue Ninja drones through a hidden core within Revanche. With local authorities aiding their assault, the Joes launch a desperate raid to dismantle the central intelligence before it can strike again. Meanwhile, back at the Pit, the team learns Serpentor has been revived and is now linked to a new, mysterious weapon, while Firefly, Scrap-Iron, and Copperhead face off against the Crimson Guardsman protecting presidential hopeful Wendy Torres.
In "null," newly admitted G.I. Joe member Sean, codenamed 'Throwdown,' steps into a world where loyalty is tested and old conflicts flare. As Firefly and his allies unleash chaos on an armory, Storm Shadow hunts down a nest of Blue Ninjas, while the team grapples with the dangerous idea of weaponizing Serpentor—fueled by tension and divided loyalties. Budo takes on the role of mentor to Storm Shadow’s apprentice Raymond, deepening the shadows of the Joe’s inner struggles.
In "null," Throwdown steps into his first mission as a G.I. Joe while the team returns to Olliestan with a pair of tanks, setting the stage for high-stakes action. Roadblock takes charge of monitoring Serpentor, chosen for his ethics as the team’s moral anchor, while in Japan, Raymond begins his training under Storm Shadow’s guidance.
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