G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #54
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis December 1986 Marvel issue puts the action front and center with a beret-wearing Joe soldier descending mid-air under a parachute, assault rifle blazing directly at a blue enemy aircraft that's already catching fire. Explosions and smoke fill the sky around him, with additional aircraft and what appears to be a launch facility visible below, all rendered with sharp intensity by cover artist Mike Zeck. With Larry Hama scripting and the story titled "Launch Base," issue #54 promises the kind of high-stakes military thriller that made this series a standout of its era.
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Cobra Commander and Destro are alive and trapped at the bottom of The Pit headquarters' remains, as Baroness flies by with a funeral wreath (believing Destro dead) as Snake-eyes is honoring him as well above. Cobra begins selling Terror-Dromes in Sierra Gordo, so the Joes send Flint (a disguised Snake-Eyes) to be captured by Cobra and taken inside the Terror-Drome to figure out what it is.
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