G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #113
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA tense, action-packed cover by Andy Kubert sets the stage for G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #113, as a group of heavily armed combatants — including a muscular bare-chested fighter, a soldier in green gear brandishing automatic weapons, and an armored figure in orange and blue — crowd the frame in a moment charged with barely-contained aggression. A blue-suited figure looms in the upper corner, and the cover teaser promises "The War Continues!" alongside a tantalizing question about the fate of Battle Force 2099. With Larry Hama scripting "Previous Agreement" and interior art from John Statema and Randy Emberlin, this 1991 Marvel entry delivers the kind of high-stakes military tension that made this series a staple of the era.
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As the battle in Benzheen rages on, Sneak-Peek is killed in action saving a child from Alley-Vipers. Battle Force 2000, on a rescue mission to the recon team led by Stalker, is also killed due to the Emir's actions as he attempted to negotiate with Cobra Commander to not fire on the Joes entering his oil fields, and since the offer was too low for the Commander's tastes, he opened fire, Dodger being the sole survivor of that ambush. The recon team then fends for itself as they flee back to base, with Sneak-Peek's body in tow by Dusty. To be continued...
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