G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects issues from the ongoing G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero series, continuing the classic storyline with a focus on a mission dubbed 'Snake Hunt.' The story pits the Joes against Cobra in a tense hunt for the elusive ninja master Snake Eyes, featuring high-stakes action and character-driven conflicts. Written by Larry Hama, this collection is part of IDW's run that honors the original Marvel continuity.
"Snake Hunt Part 1" delivers a tense, high-stakes chapter in the G.I. Joe saga, with Larry Hama writing a story that deepens the mystery around Snake Eyes' captivity. As Cobra fortifies their defenses around the silent warrior, new alliances form—Zartan frees Destro and the Baroness, while Storm Shadow and the ninjas prepare to strike. Meanwhile, Snake Eyes' father, Wade, arrives at Fort Wadsworth, and Joe Colton and Jane face setbacks when Cobra disables their satellite. Robert Atkins’ dynamic art, with inks by Brian Atkins and colors by J. Brown, brings every shadowed corner and electrifying moment to life, while the cover by Robert Atkins captures the intensity of the hunt.
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Cobra places the captured Snake Eyes behind heavy defences as they prepare the Brainwave Scanner for him. Zartan liberates Destro and the Baroness from Revanche. The Oktober Guard have begun working undercover in Springfield and at least one of them is a Revanche android. Joe Colton and Jane try to monitor events in Springfield but Cobra destroys their spy satellite. Storm Shadow and the other ninjas vow to rescue Snake Eyes. Snake Eyes' father Wade comes to Fort Wadsworth to offer his help.
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