G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues the IDW revival of the classic G.I. Joe series, collecting issues from the ongoing storyline as the team faces new threats from Cobra and other adversaries. Picking up from previous arcs, it features the return of familiar characters and high-stakes military action in the spirit of the original Marvel run.
In G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #8 (2013), the Joes execute a high-stakes HALO drop into Sierra Gordo as their mission to rescue President Velez and his hostages gains momentum. With the rebels relocating their captives to an abandoned mine, Jinx and Pale Peony uncover a chilling link: Cobra has been sourcing parts from the Blue Ninjas’ Revanche Electronics to upgrade their B.A.T. robot soldiers. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by S. L. Gallant, with inks by Brian Shearer, Juan Castro, and Steve Bird, and colors by J. Brown, this issue brings tension and intrigue to the front lines. The cover, penciled by Gallant and inked by Gary Erskine, captures the mission’s urgency in striking detail.
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The Joes' mission into Sierra Gordo is greenlit and a team performs a HALO drop into the country. The rebels holding President Velez and the other hostages move them into an abandoned mine. Jinx and Pale Peony learn Cobra has been ordering parts from the Blue Ninjas' Revanche Electronics to fashion more sophisticated B.A.T. robot soldiers.
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