G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #5

Central Park becomes a warzone in this November 1982 Marvel entry, as a massive Cobra tank rolls through recognizable New York scenery, its cannon blazing a "DA-BAMN" shot across the cover while blue-uniformed Cobra troopers advance on foot with weapons raised. Bob Hall and Frank Giacoia deliver a kinetic, ground-level composition that makes the sheer scale of the armored threat feel genuinely imposing. With Larry Hama writing and "Tanks for the Memories..." as the story title, this is the kind of issue that captures everything exciting about G.I. Joe's early Marvel run — real military hardware crashing into an all-too-familiar American setting.