G.I. Joe, a Real American Hero #60
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cross Purposes," General Hawk teams up with a clandestine group of New Jersey men who believe they're G.I. Joes, guarding a secret missile—only to find themselves racing against Zarana and the Dreadnoks to prevent a catastrophic launch. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Todd McFarlane, with inks by Andy Mushynsky and colors by Bob Sharen, this 1987 issue blends high-stakes tension with the series’ signature military intrigue. The cover by Mike Zeck and Joe Rubinstein captures the moment of crisis, as the fate of the missile hangs in the balance.
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General Hawk joins up with a group of guys in New Jersey who were told they were Joes and are guarding a secret missile. Zarana and the Dreadnoks discover it, and both groups try to keep the missile from going off, but fail due to the actions of a rogue group launching the missile after they were found to be in charge of it. The missile was aimed for Cobra Island, but destroyed because of Buzzer reaching the Consulate in New York in time to get a chopper to stop it. Hawk then makes his group full Joes, and Chuckles at the Pentagon forces the rogue group to resign.
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