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G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero#125
Cover: Andrew Wildman

G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #125

Jun 1992 · Marvel · 1.25 USD; 1.50 CAD; 0.85 GBP
“Diptych”

In "Diptych," G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #125 delivers a dual narrative that splits the action with precision: Flint faces off against the relentless Cesspool in a tense, high-stakes confrontation, while the D.E.F. launches a daring operation to drive the Headman from Broca Beach—where the town’s hidden underground base remains a secret even from the Joes. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated with sharp detail by Andrew Wildman, with inks by Randy Emberlin and colors by Bob Sharen, this 1992 issue captures the series at its most grounded and suspenseful, with Wildman’s dynamic cover capturing the split focus of the story.

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writer Larry Hama · artist Andrew Wildman · inker Randy Emberlin · colorist Bob Sharen · letterer Rick Parker · cover Andrew Wildman

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Full credits

writer Larry Hama
colorist Bob Sharen
letterer Rick Parker
cover pencils, inks Andrew Wildman

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Story split in two as :A. Flint wins his battle vs. Cesspool, and B. the D.E.F. force the Headman out of Broca Beach, with the town all the while keeping itself secret from the Joes as an underground Cobra base.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).